Arno Lamoer

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‘Lamoer’s sentencing should server as a lesson’

By Loushe Jordaan Former Western Cape Police Commissioner, Arno Lamoer, Police brigadiers Darius van Der Ross and Collin Govender were sentenced to six, two and four years imprisonment respectively by the High Court in Cape Town yesterday. Businessman Saleem Dawjee, was given an effective six years in prison. The men were convicted on charges of fraud and corruption, after pleading guilty. The South African Police Union has welcomed the prison […]

today11 May 2018

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Businessman, ex-cops to be sentenced next week in corruption case

Businessman Saleem Dawjee, former Western Cape police commissioner Arno Lamoer and two former police officers will be sentenced in the Western Cape High Court next week following a lengthy trial. "We have to wrap things up. I need time to sit and consider all these submissions and evidence and come up with a reasoned decision," said Judge Rosheni Allie on Wednesday after hearing final closing arguments. Dawjee, Lamoer and former […]

today3 May 2018

Local

Surveillance of former Western Cape top cop under spotlight in court

Secret surveillance used in the investigation against former Western Cape police commissioner Arno Lamoer, was under the spotlight in the Western Cape High Court on Monday. The court is holding a trial-within-a-trial to determine whether an application to conduct surveillance of Lamoer, tow truck company owner Salim Dawjee, and Brigadiers Darius van der Ross, Sharon Govender and her husband Colin Govender, was procedurally correct. In the witness stand was Colonel […]

today17 October 2017

Local

Former Western Cape top cop back in dock in corruption case

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. […]

today6 March 2017

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