Richard Mdluli was a law unto himself, says Kobus Roelofse

JOHANNESBURG - Former Crime Intelligence officer Kobus Roelofse described the disgraced head of that unit Richard Mdluli as a law unto himself.

He said that’s when he discovered that the classification of documents was used to hide criminality and it led to the sacking of investigator colonel Johan Roos. Roelofse also told the commission that Crime Intelligence settled Mdluli’s outstanding car instalments.

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