Police Minister Senzo Mchunu is accused of having a relationship with Criminal gangs and meditation on police surveys to political killers.
These excuses made by Kwazulu-Natal Police Boss Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi in a press briefing on Sunday.
He said Mr. Mcunu received financial support from an alleged rotten businessman to fund his “political efforts”.
Mr. Mcunu has ever been denied what he said was “wild allegations” while President Cyril Ramaphosa said they were “Gravey National Security Convey”.
Gen Mkhwanazi detailed a sequence of events he claimed to bring “orchestrated” divisions in 2018 to investigate the polish kills, especially in Kwazulu-Natal.
Gen Mkhwanazi says team investigations do not know links to high-profile individuals – including politicians, drug officials tied to the team.
When he covered the unit early this year, Mchunau said it did not increase the provincial value, despite many cases left unresolved.
According to gen mkhwanazi, a total of 121 case files were allegedly removed from the unit on the minister’s instruction and without the authorization of his boss, the National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola.
“These cases of dockets, since March, sitting at the head office since no work to investigate them. Five of these dockets have instructions.”
The provincial police chief also said that Mr Mcunu has a controversial businessman “financial support of the minister’s political career.
Vusimuzi matlala has a useful contract with the police before it is eliminated when he was arrested for the test of May. Gen Mkhwanazi shares copies of text messages and a payment said Mr. Matlala did to prove it.
Gen will be damned, speaking of his part, he said to discuss these allegations of the week when he announced teaching temporary crime intelligence boss.
Criminal Intelligence Chief LT-Gen Desisan Khumalo was arrested by excuses and allegations of corruption last month.
Gen Khumalo and the other six linked to a continued investigation of said abuse of intelligence funds and may unlawful teachings within South Africa (SAPS).
