Question NW3215 to the Minister of Police
18 September 2015 - NW3215
Horn, Mr W to ask the Minister of Police
Whether any progress has been made in respect of the investigation of the complaints laid by a certain person (name furnished) with regard to (a)(i) CAS 752/04/2011, (ii) CAS 06/05/2011 and (iii) CAS 217/05/2011 opened at the Springs Police Station, (b) CAS 889/05/2011 opened at the Cape Town Police Station and (c) CAS 33/05/2011 opened at the Scottburgh Police Station?
Reply:
Yes, progress had been made with the mentioned case dockets
(a)(i) Springs CAS 752/04/2011 (Fraud) – The case docket had been fully investigated and presented to the Senior Public Prosecutor for a decision on prosecution. The Senior Public Prosecutor declined to institute prosecution, citing that it is a civil matter.
(a)(ii) Springs CAS 06/05/2011 (Fraud) – The case docket had been transferred to Scottburgh police station in KwaZulu-Natal and Scottburgh CAS 33/05/2011 had been registered for this case. This case docket is therefore a duplicate of Scottburgh CAS 33/05/2011.
(a)(iii) Springs CAS 217/05/2011 (Fraud) – The case docket had been fully investigated and presented to the Senior Public Prosecutor for a decision on prosecution. The Senior Public Prosecutor declined to institute prosecution, citing that it is a civil matter.
(b) Cape Town Central CAS 889/05/2011 (Fraud) – The case docket had been fully investigated and presented to the Director of Public Prosecution of the Western Cape for a decision on prosecution. The Director of Public Prosecutions declined to institute prosecution, citing that it is a civil matter.
(c) Scottburgh CAS 33/05/2011 (Fraud) – The case docket had been fully investigated and presented to the Senior Public Prosecutor for a decision on prosecution. The Senior Public Prosecutor declined to institute prosecution, citing that it is a civil matter.
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