General Surajbali

Warrant Officer Sander was temporarily placed at another post pending investigation due to serious allegations involving the theft of cocaine and selling it to a specific gang.

“I later received a further instruction from General Surajbali to temporarily place the member at another post pending investigation ... there was a serious allegation of Warrant Officer Sander and other members involved in the theft of Cocaine at the harbour and selling it to a specific gang”

Warrant Officer Sander was temporarily placed at another post pending investigation on instruction from head office, not decided solely by Maj General Senona.

“I was complying with the directive from national office ... It is not the suspension, it is the temporary placement pending the outcome of the investigation ... The temporary placement was not your decision ... You executed an instruction from General Surajbali.”

Instructions related to temporary placement of Warrant Officer Sander came from General Libiya via or through Major General Surajbali; General Surajbali alone does not have authority to give instructions.

“Ordinarily, yes... The directive would have come from General Libiya, not from [Maj General Surajbali], if all he is, or he is, is an executive assistant to General Libiya ... Because she does not have authority to give instructions ... You are hundred percent on the dot ...”

There is no email evidence showing Major General Surajbali instructed Maj General Senona to temporarily place Warrant Officer Sander at another post.

“Now here in that chain of emails is there an instruction that Warrant Officer Sander be placed on, be temporarily transferred? ... I confirm on this document it is not there ...”