KZN police officer jailed for corruption
Updated | By ECR Newswatch
A KwaZulu-Natal police officer has begun serving his 15-year prison term after being convicted of corruption.
Simon Mvelase, who was based at Van Reenen, was the investigating officer in a theft case.
According to the Hawks, he demanded R21 000 from the girlfriend of the accused in exchange for not opposing bail.
Meanwhile, in the Western Cape, a police captain and a warrant officer are appearing in court today after they were caught on camera taking a bribe.
The 48-year-old police captain and a 56-year-old warrant officer were caught red-handed at a restaurant in Kuilsriver - during a sting operation.
According to the Hawks, he demanded R21 000 from the girlfriend of the accused in exchange for not opposing bail.
Meanwhile, in the Western Cape, a police captain and a warrant officer are appearing in court today after they were caught on camera taking a bribe.
The 48-year-old police captain and a 56-year-old warrant officer were caught red-handed at a restaurant in Kuilsriver - during a sting operation.
Western Cape police say the pair had taken a bribe from a member of the public who had had their firearm confiscated.
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