Economic Protected Resources

At the time, Lieutenant-Colonel Sibiya's duties as an Investigator at Economic Protected Resources included investigating human trafficking, kidnappings, non-ferrous metal theft, copper theft, and fuel theft, but not narcotics.

“My duties, I was an Investigator at Economic Protected Resources, which deals with human trafficking, kidnappings, non-ferrous metal, theft of copper, theft of fuel. So, those were the things that I was investigating at the time.”

During his temporary placement, Lieutenant Colonel Sibiya was stationed at Economic Protected Resources within the Organized Crime office.

“Before you were promoted to SANEB, where were you in that period when you were in temporary placement? ... Economic Protected Resources. ... in the same office at Organized Crime.”

In August of the previous year, Warrant Officer Sander was moved back to Economic Protected Resources unit, working on crimes against infrastructure, wildlife, high-profile kidnappings, and human trafficking.

“I was moved back to Economic Protected Resources in August of last year, Commissioner... I now work with crimes against infrastructure... wildlife, as well as high-profile kidnappings and human trafficking.”