The three appeared in court on May 11, where bail was set at R20 000 each.
Three suspects, including senior law enforcement officials and a Durban businessman, have appeared in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court in connection with allegations of corruption and the illegal dealing in precious metals.
The accused in the case are Crime Intelligence head Major-General Feroz Khan, Gauteng Hawks head Major-General Ebrahim Kadwa, and Durban businessman Tariq Downes.
Kempton Park: Senior Hawks and Crime Intelligence officials granted bail Three suspects, including senior law enforcement officials and a Durban businessman, have appeared in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court in connection with allegations of corruption and the illegal dealing in precious metals. The accused in the case are Crime Intelligence head Major-General Feroz Khan, Gauteng Hawks head Major-General Ebrahim Kadwa, and Durban businessman Tariq Downes. The three appeared in court on May 11, where bail was set at R20 000 each. The matter has been postponed to July 14. The arrests follow an intensive investigation by the Gauteng Counter Intelligence Operations (GCI-OPS) into allegations involving illicit precious metals transactions, corruption, and related offences. SAPS has previously indicated that the operation forms part of ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal networks involved in the illegal trade of precious minerals and corruption within key sectors. #kemptonpark#kempton#TiktokNews#localnews#kemptonexpress#crimetok#Crime#incourt#court
The arrests follow an intensive investigation by the Gauteng Counter-Intelligence Operations (GCI-OPS) into allegations involving illicit precious metals transactions, corruption, and related offences.
SAPS has previously indicated that the operation forms part of ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal networks involved in the illegal trade of precious minerals and corruption within key sectors.
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