Former Western Cape police commissioner Arno Lamoer and his co-accused, who are at the centre of a corruption case, are expected back in the dock in the High Court on Monday.
Lamoer and three brigadiers – Darius van der Ross, Sharon Govender and her husband Colin Govender – together with businessman Salim Dawjee, face 109 charges of corruption, racketeering and money laundering involving R1.6m.
They are all out on bail.
The high-ranking officers allegedly received cash and expensive gifts from Dawjee in exchange for special treatment.
Pre-trial proceedings in the matter are expected to continue on Monday.
Issues around a provisional restraint order had previously held up proceedings, but have since been cleared up.
Lamoer was appointed to the post in November 2010, and retired in November 2015.
[Source: News24]
