Maj Gen Lushaba

acting in the position that General Khumalo currently occupies

Major General Lushaba served as the Chief Financial Officer of Crime Intelligence, a position that placed him among the signatories to the unit’s secret services account. His conduct came under scrutiny during the commission’s hearings, particularly regarding an incident in August 2022 in which his state-issued firearm, laptop, and cell phone were reportedly stolen. Testimony described how he allegedly enlisted two colonels to retrieve the items and tamper with the police docket he had opened, replacing its contents with fake papers. He also faced questions about why no disciplinary action was taken against him following the incident, with allegations suggesting the involvement of a prostitute.

130 claims1 scheme(s)1 contradiction(s)

Schemes linked

SC0006Crime Intelligence Secret Services Account

What the record shows (130 total claims — 23 substantive shown)

1 contradiction on the record

◎ Likely — AI-assisted, cited

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Same theft event: A claims intruder came through window; B says he invited a lady in — mutually incompatible accounts.

Day 128Mr O'Sullivan“when he opened the docket, he said that somebody came in through his window and stole his firearm, his state-issued firearm, and they stole his laptop”

Day 128Mr O'Sullivan“he had invited a lady into his premises”