The Justice Police South Africa has been set up to counteract the "abuse of power within law enforcement" creating a "public watchdog". The traffic authorities have been issuing thousands of illegal fines, generally reaching 200,000 fines per month which is a profit for the JMPD of about "30millions rands a month". "This is not preventing people speeding," this is a way of making money and using unauthorised sites to do so. This situation has become so severe that some people are getting caught at the same time in two completely different places due to equipment problems and wrongly placed sites. "With more and more cases of illegal traffic fines coming to their attention, Justice Project has launched a fraud and criminal complaint against the JMPD." As they wait "results on its complaints against the JMPD the culture of impunity" on South Africa's roads continues.