NORTHERN CAPE – The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation have arrested a 33 year old suspect after swiftly acting on information about food parcels that were meant to be distributed to deserving households identified but were redirected to unknown persons.
It is alleged that two victims from different households were defrauded by making them sign as if they got the food parcels and promised to deliver at the later stage which never occurred. These food parcel were provided by the Department of Social Development to a predetermined individuals worth an estimated value of R900 each.
The suspect was arrested yesterday on charges of fraud, and he is expected to make his first appearance at Jan Kempdorp that Magistrate court on Tuesday, 28 April 2020. The Hawks appeal to the public to report to their nearest police stations any corruption that they witness or experience during this time.
Enquiries:
Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi
082 373 2408
Department of Social Development Leaders
Directorate for priority crime investigation (hawks) suspect arrested for food parcel fraud
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