Will the World Cup be safe?

The video discusses police operations in Johannesburg aimed at capturing criminals as part of a broader effort to combat crime in South Africa. It highlights the country's alarming crime statistics, including high rates of murder and assault, but also notes that most violence occurs in impoverished areas. Despite these challenges, tourism remains largely unaffected. The video provides insights into living in Johannesburg, emphasizing the need for vigilance. It also explores the booming private security industry and the security measures implemented for the World Cup, including a controversial shoot-to-kill policy.

In what ways does the text suggest that crime is portrayed in South Africa?

What is the significance of the 'shoot to kill' policy mentioned in the text?