project team investigating chief justice theft - police

Pretoria - A multi-disciplinary mission group is investigating the theft on the office of the leader justice in Midrand that happened inside
the early hours of Saturday morning, acting police national commissioner Lieutenant widespread Khomotso Phahlane stated.

A complete of 15 computer systems containing exclusive facts of all the South African judges, judiciary workforce and all of the courts have been stolen from the workplace.

Phahlane said a group led by deputy provincial commissioner of crime detection in Gauteng, important wellknown Mary Motsepe, have been appointed to expedite the processing of the crime scene.

The police deemed the smash-in on the offices of the leader justice as an assault at the judicial gadget and considered it in a serious mild, he said.

“We condemn inside the most powerful phrases this unlucky incident; we've got assembled a team of detectives to manner the research. The group is operating across the clock for you to carry the perpetrators of this crime to e-book," said Phahlane.

Phahlane said he might sanction a safety evaluation for the purposes of advising at the enhancement of safety on the offices.

The investigation into the matter changed into ongoing, he stated.
Phahlane stated that in a separate incident a South Gauteng high courtroom choose changed into robbed at his area of residence. The problem turned into the subject of a police research, he stated.