Hawks net 14 suspects in R60 million vehicle licensing fraud ring | Citypress

The suspects, aged between 36 and 49, were stationed at the Delmas Licensing Department of Community Safety, Security and Liaison, the Piet Retief Department of Safety, Security and Liaison and the Lydenburg Thaba Chweu Local Municipality.The five officials were nabbed on Wednesday on charges of fraud, theft, and money laundering worth R60 million.They are expected to appear before the Nelspruit Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.

Officials would manipulate the system and extend the expiration dates of the vehicle licence discs and re-issuing the new disc that showed zero balance.

Habashwe

what is te conviction rate...who has paid back what position of the stolen is recovered? can we get updates?

What's the reason for that big ass gun?

Alberton licensing is the worst the Hawks must do a sting operation more especially in learners license examination centre they take money live

Scorpions zazibopha abantu esibaziyo. Ubani lesdudla 🤷

Well done 👍

Who is being arrested here, where and when?

2r p0⁸:6j lg

Dear fellow black brothers and sisters corruption is not the way, it robs the least fortunate and in riches the fortune. 😔😔

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