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General Senona was not intended to be engaged as an implicated person regarding the Port Shepstone drug bust, but as head of DPCI-KZN as part of management ultimately responsible.
“He was never intended to be engaged on the matter as an implicated person . The thinking has always been to engage him as head of DPCI-KZN , ... at the end of the day would , except that the buck stops with him”
Counsel Adv Baloyi SC asserts that the Port Shepstone drug bust investigation diary contains names of investigating officers but not Masoma, implying Masoma was not the investigator in that inquiry, which contradicts earlier claims.
“We have seen the investigation diary. It contains the names of the people that were the Investigators in that diary, I mean, under that inquiry. From the beginning, from day one, we have names of who were the Investigating Officers, even as it changed . Here , Masoma does not appear as the Investigator, and I am saying to you that then surely it cannot be that he is the Investigator and his name does not appear in the diary, which suggests he was not the Investigating Officer in this diary.”
ADV Baloyi asserts that at the Port Shepstone drug bust, the container carrying drugs was not confiscated, implying inconsistency in evidence handling.
“We know in Port Shepstone they did not confiscate the container”