Orlando Police Station

Section 27 referral affidavit from Mr Adams stated he opened dockets in Western Cape and later opened three more cases at Orlando Police Station, Gauteng.

“In his affidavit, the section 27 referral, he initially ... refers to the dockets he opened in the Western Cape, and thereafter ... few days after I opened the three cases at the Cape Town Police Station, I decided to go to Gauteng, and I went to Orlando Police Station, where I opened another three cases”

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 .”

Fadiel Adams opened different CAS cases in Cape Town, Orlando, and Langlaagte police stations to ensure complaints reported in Cape Town did not disappear, but did not specify the nature of the Langlaagte case complaint.

“he states : “ A few days after I opened the three cases at Cape Town police station , I decided to go to Gauteng and I went to Orlando Police Station where I opened another three cases based on the three cases I opened in Cape Town . I did this to ensure that what I had reported in Cape Town does not disappear . I also opened a separate case at Langlaagte police station . ” ... He does not say what the Langlaagte case is about .”