By Johnathan Paoli
Forensic examiner Paul O’Sullivan returns to Parliament on Thursday for another round of questioning before Parliament’s ad hoc committee probing allegations of police corruption, criminal infiltration and political interference in the criminal justice system.
O’Sullivan’s appearance follows a combative and unfinished testimony earlier this month, which was cut short after he complained of severe back pain.
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Committee members are expected to resume questioning him on his professional background, his alleged influence within law-enforcement structures, and his relationship with former Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) head Robert McBride.
O’Sullivan will be followed on the witness list by former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane, who is also returning to the committee to conclude evidence he was unable to finish during his previous appearance.
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