THE National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) has seized some R75 million worth of assets from police officials allegedly involved in the controversial R191 million SA Police Service blue lights tender.
The case relates to the allegedly fraudulent tender awarded to Instrumentation Traffic Law Enforcement (Pty) Ltd to fit and supply blue lights and sirens to SAPS vehicles in Gauteng.
The case is a collaboration between the AFU and the NPA’s Investigative Directorate (NPA ID)
NPA ID National Spokesperson Sindisiwe Seboka said the seizures took place at several properties in Gauteng.
“The appointed curator together with the Sheriffs of the Court, members of the Hawks and members of the AFU proceeded to certain residential addresses in Sandton, Pretoria, Boksburg, Springs and Sasolburg to execute a provisional restraint order following an application by the AFU.
“The assets include at least 19 immovable properties linked to the accused as well
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