Mr and Mrs Naidoo are driving home from a friend's birthday party. It has just clocked 6pm, however it is not dark yet. Mr Naidoo has not switched on his vehicle lights. Mr Naidoo is stopped by traffic officers at a roadblock. One traffic officer tries to solicit a bribe from Mr Naidoo for failure to switch on his vehicle lights. Mr Naidoo refuses, and as a result the traffic officer gives Mr Naidoo a heavy penalty for failure to switch on lights on his vehicle. Mrs Naidoo, who is sitting in the passenger seat, captures the entire incident on video with her cell phone. Mr and Mrs Naidoo lay a charge of corruption at the local police station. Can this cell phone video recording be used as evidence in a court of law? Discuss in detail by referring to applicable law. (20)