Colonel Kobus Roelofse

Adv Johnson submitted a supplementary affidavit invoking the right against self-incrimination regarding allegations of criminal conduct made by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McLean, and Witness O.

“The notice requires me to deal with allegations against me testified to by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McClean, and Witness O. The allegations, as summarised, implicate me in alleged criminal conduct.”

Advocate Johnson invoked the privilege against self-incrimination in respect of allegations made by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McClean, and Witness O related to alleged criminal conduct, and confirmed that the matter is now before the National Prosecuting Authority for a decision on prosecution.

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The allegations against ADV Johnson summarized implicate her in alleged criminal conduct as testified by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McClean, and Witness O.

“The notice requires me to deal with the allegations against me testified to by Colonel Kobus Roelofse , Captain McClean , and Witness O . The allegations , as summarised , implicate me in alleged criminal conduct .”

The allegations against the speaker involve alleged criminal conduct testified to by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McClean and Witness O, and are currently with the NPA for a decision on prosecution and further handling.

“The allegations are contained in a docket, which is now with the NPA for a decision on whether I should or not be prosecuted and further handling. This was so confirmed by the NPA on the 10th of July 2026, as well as by the witness McClean when he testified.”

All allegations against Advocate Johnson were made by Colonel Kobus Roelofse, Captain McClean, and Witness O, implicating him in alleged criminal conduct, and the matter is now with the NPA for decision on prosecution.

“The allegations, as summarised, implicate me in alleged criminal conduct. The allegations are contained in a docket which is now with the NPA for a decision on whether I should or not be prosecuted”