Referred to as: Port Shepstone DPCI · Port Shepstone Serious Organized Crime Investigation Unit
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The drugs were stored at Port Shepstone Serious Organized Crime Investigation Unit under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Prinsloo, and Brigadier Nyuswa was responsible for the office location.
“The drugs were stored at Port Shepstone Serious Organized Crime Investigation Unit. There is a Unit Commander... Lieutenant-Colonel Prinsloo... falls squarely under the responsibility of Brigadier Nyuswa”
The information note details that General Mosikili travelled to KwaZulu-Natal and met with Provincial Head Major General Senon, who submitted a report regarding the incident summarizing the seizure of the drugs in June 2021.
“General Mosikili refers to, it says that she travelled to KwaZulu-Natal and met with the Provincial Head, Major General Senon. Subsequently, the Provincial Head submitted a report regarding the incident, and it is summarized as follows... starts with the seizure of the drugs in June 2021”
An information note was prepared by Deputy National Head of the DPCI, Lieutenant General Mosikili, to the National Head of the DPCI, Lieutenant General Lebeya, appraising the latter on the feedback related to the burglary, housebreaking, and theft of 41 kilograms of cocaine from the Port Shepstone Serious Organized Crime Investigation Unit.
“this document is an information note that was prepared and submitted by the then Deputy National Head of the DPCI, Lieutenant General Mosikili, to the National Head of the DPCI, Lieutenant General Lebeya”