The vehicle was allegedly seized due to picking up passengers at an undesignated area.

After arriving at Dzivaresekwa Police Station, Willis discovered that his vehicle had been involved in an accident, resulting in a damaged front bumper and a broken left corner light.

Operation Tame The Traffic Jungle: Police Officer Arrested In US$100 Bribe Bust!

Another police officer informed him that his driver, Justice Mugari, would be detained, and the vehicle would be taken to Warren Park Traffic.

Later, Willis received a call from his conductor, Brendon Chitambara, who informed him that Zvoushe wanted to speak with him.

Allegedly, Zvoushe demanded a payment of US$100 for the release of both the vehicle and the driver.

He also stated that an additional fine of US$45 was required for misconduct.

The Trap And Arrest:

Recognizing the severity of the situation, Willis promptly reported the matter to the Police Anti-Corruption Unit.

Working in collaboration, they set up a trap to catch Zvoushe in the act.

The officer was arrested shortly after receiving the bribe.

Zimbabwe Republic Police Introduces ‘Operation Tame the Traffic Jungle’ to Conquer Road Chaos

In an effort to restore order to the chaotic roads, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a highly anticipated operation called “Operation Tame the Traffic Jungle.”

This groundbreaking initiative aims to tackle the rampant lawlessness and congestion caused by reckless driving, widespread violation of traffic rules, and non-compliance with vehicle registration requirements.

However, the implementation of the operation has brought to the forefront a deeply unsettling issue – corruption among police officers.

Disturbing reports have emerged, revealing how some officers have allegedly taken advantage of desperate motorists, capitalizing on their vulnerability to satisfy their own illicit desires.