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The witness was informed there was a photographer involved and was awaiting confirmation if other key role players had been called to the scene, specifically mentioning FS L.
“The only thing I was informed was that a photographer has been phoned … And that is why I needed to know if other people had been called upon. That is why I was awaiting other … That contacting FS L.”
Warrant Officer Phakula acknowledges the improper handling of seals but justifies it as necessary to preserve exhibits and prevent loss.
“I thought I am doing the right thing by taking them to the photographer”
Warrant Officer Magane details that before leaving the scene, the counting of the drug bags was to be done in the presence of a photographer whom he personally called; he gave the photographer his details and background of the operation to ensure the scene was properly processed.
“The counting was going to be done in the presence of a photographer because I personally called the photographer ... and give my particulars like service number, contact number, and give a brief of the background of the operation as to how it started and everything ... I would not know if I was still going to leave the scene with that bakkie open bakkie which cannot even drive 60.”