By Johnathan Paoli
Former Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson and dismissed Crime Intelligence deputy head Feroz Khan have been granted R10,000 bail each on charges of defeating the ends of justice.
Appearing in the Pretoria Magistrates’ Court on Friday, the State did not oppose their release, with both accused indicating through their legal representatives that they were prepared to comply with bail conditions.
Khan’s legal team cited a separate Kempton Park case involving Khan, Gauteng Directorate of Priority Crimes Investigations (Hawks) head Kadwa and Durban businessman Tariq Downs as evidence that his client had continued to adhere to bail conditions.
The matter was postponed to 2 February 2027, while investigations into the allegations continue.
The arrests relate to allegations that Johnson interfered with a criminal investigation involving Khan, including a case in which he was accused of harassment and assault.
Police spokesperson Colonel Amanda van Wyk previously
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