Aeroton drug bust

Mr Nku's interest in following up information that led to the Aeroton drug bust was motivated by the successful outcomes and expected rewards for providing executable information from confidential sources.

“my interest in following up the information that ultimately led to the Aeroton drug bust was no different. ... my motivations remained consistent with a confidential source who expected to be rewarded for giving executable information which led to a successful discovery, as I have in the past been compensated for providing information.”

The CI members at the meeting wanted the Witness to make a statement clearing Major General Khan at the disciplinary hearing for the Aeroton drug bust, which the Witness refused, suspecting a bribe and possible entrapment attempt.

“The CI members said they needed to fix things, meaning me making a statement clearing Major General Khan at the disciplinary hearing in respect of the drug bust at Aeroton. I refused and told him I cannot change my statement as that would amount to perjury and I could be charged on that. I then informed them that they should bring the bag suggested as a means of entrapping them. My intention in suggesting that they bring the bag was to see if they would go ahead with the bribery, then I would arrest them.”