Cape Town – Two Mitchells Plain detectives have been caught selling a docket for R40 000 and were arrested by the Hawks.
Detectives swooped after the transaction took place in a parking area in Morgenster Road, Mitchells Plain, and found R40 000 on the men on Monday afternoon, police spokesman Frederick van Wyk said.
The detectives, from the Directorate of Priority Crime Investigations, or Hawks, in the Western Cape, had been probing allegations of corruption in the police.
The two local detectives, aged 30 and 42, are to appear in the Mitchells Plain Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.
A third Cape Town police officer was sentenced on Tuesday to eight years in jail for corruption…
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