Sergeant Lebogang Tshukudu

not the Sergeant or the investigating officer that is allocating bail

Sergeant Lebogang Tshukudu, a police officer serving in the same unit as a colleague referred to as Witness B, was questioned during the commission about his interactions regarding a bail matter. Testimony described Tshukudu as having spoken with Witness B about an article and conveying that a superior’s brother-in-law wanted to know if the state would oppose bail and was willing to pay for it. Tshukudu’s own statement indicated he later informed Brigadier Nkhwashu that the state was indeed opposing bail. However, Nkhwashu denied sending Tshukudu to raise the issue, asserting that if Tshukudu had claimed otherwise, he acted on his own accord.

72 claims0 scheme(s)1 contradiction(s)

What the record shows (72 total claims — 22 substantive shown)

1 contradiction on the record

◎ Likely — AI-assisted, cited

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A says he was escorting suspects; B says he was not part of the escorting team—directly contradictory.

Day 95Brigadier Nkhwashu“we were escorting suspects of that case of Michael Pule Tau”

Day 95Brigadier Nkhwashu“Sergeant Tshukudu was not part of the escorting team”