Police have raided the home of a SAPS officer in Tshwane who has been linked to the ongoing Madlanga Commission.
The raid forms part of a wider investigation into allegations of corruption and criminal links within law enforcement. Authorities seized items from the officer’s home as part of efforts to gather evidence.
The officer had previously been mentioned during testimony at the commission, which is probing claims of political interference, organised crime links and corruption within the criminal justice system.
The SAPS has not yet disclosed full details about what was taken during the raid or whether any arrests have been made. Investigations are still ongoing.
The development is part of a broader crackdown following explosive revelations at the commission, where several police officials have come under scrutiny for alleged links to criminal networks.
The raid has been welcomed by some members of the public, who see it as a step towards accountability within the police service.
