Section 13G: Obstructing police officer
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13G. Obstructing police officer
Any person who obstructs a police officer or a member of the armed
forces—
(a) in the exercise of any powers conferred; or
(b) in the performance of any duties imposed,
on him by this Act, shall commit an offence.
[S. 13G inserted by Act 30 of 1991.]
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Questions this section answers
- Is it an offence to obstruct a police officer exercising their powers under this Act?