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Cop Arrested for Insurance Fraud Murders

10 October 2024 by Guest

LIMPOPO – The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service(SAPS), General Fannie Masemola has welcomed the arrest of a 43-year-old Sergeant attached to a police station in Limpopo.

The on-duty Sergeant was arrested following a lengthy investigation by Captain Keshi Mabunda on allegations that she was fraudulently benefiting from funeral, accidental and life policy covers from various banks and insurance companies.

According to investigations, she started her killing spree in 2019. Her victims were known to her and were from destitute and disadvantaged background and some were disabled or mentally challenged.

She would take out life policy and funeral covers on their behalf and she would be the beneficiary.

She is currently linked to about six insurance related murders and evidence shows she has pocketed at least R10 million.

Following months of investigation, the investigating team obtained a warrant of arrest. The warrant was executed at the police station where she was arrested.

General Masemola says the involvement of our own on such heinous crimes is a disgrace.

“As a police officer you are entrusted with the safety and security of communities. For a police officer entrusted with such a great responsibility to be involved in such acts is an absolute disgrace. She abused her powers by insuring those that trusted her. This must send a strong warning to all involved that the long arm of the law will find you and catch you “, said Gen Masemola.

The Sergeant is expected to appear before the Polokwane District Court on six counts of murder and about seventeen cases of fraud on Friday, 11 October 2024.

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