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Hawks Officer Polygraphed Over R200m Cocaine Theft Despite Never Working at Port Shepstone Storage Facility

Hawks Officer Polygraphed Over R200m Cocaine Theft Despite Never Working at Port Shepstone Storage Facility
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Warrant Officer Karl Sander testified before a commission regarding the theft of R200 million in cocaine from a Hawks storage facility. Sander questioned why he was subjected to a polygraph test while his superior, who was present during the booking, was not.

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The case exposes potential corruption and procedural irregularities within South Africa's elite police unit, the Hawks.

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4 min Warrant Officer Karl Sander of the Hawks told the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry on Monday that police members were complicit in drug dealing in KwaZulu-Natal.

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