Villieria Police Station

Docket ownership and tracking is maintained by the police station that originated the docket; transfers between police stations require updating the CAS-i system for proper tracking.

“Centurion police station is the owner of that docket. Villieria police station is the owner of that docket. The tracking of those dockets are done on the CAS -ing system. If Villieria is asking for Centurion dockets, it must be transferred to Villieria... On the face of the brown copy of the docket, it would be scratched off Centurion, put Villieria. Villieria will have to re-CAS it, so that it can be tracked for safety reasons.”

The complaint docket numbers for Langlaagte, Orlando, and Cape Town are mixed up due to precinct jurisdiction issues, causing confusion in investigations.

“If I can explain these CAS numbers , it is a mess . ... The way we look at it is that he went to a station and he opened those dockets there . But they were in a different police precinct . So this Orlando station was supposed to forward it to the respective station it belongs to . And then they would register it under their station name . So that is why when you look at it , I see Orlando CAS 402 . But I know the docket as Villieria CAS 403 and 404 . ... But when you check in the Villieria CAS system , these CAS numbers do not exist . It is because it belongs to another station , not Villieria .”