In hearings before the inquiry, Evidence is presented that “Crime Intelligence files” are said to have been sent to Johnson, with IDAC investigations head Sesoko giving testimony. The reporting says Johnson previously told the inquiry that important operational decisions—such as assessments on whether investigations should proceed—were handled by officials including Sesoko and Dylan Perumal. The exchange focuses on who makes and manages decisions tied to investigations, and how information from Crime Intelligence is routed within the relevant structures. The testimony from Sesoko is framed around the handling of these files and the role played by those officials in operational planning and assessment. The account also reflects the inquiry’s broader effort to determine the process behind investigation-related decisions and the involvement of specific individuals. The coverage remains centered on the statements attributed to Johnson and the follow-up testimony given by Sesoko regarding investigations work and file movement, without indicating any final findings in the available excerpt.
Madlanga hears IDAC investigations head Sesoko on Crime Intelligence files to Johnson
In hearings before the inquiry, Evidence is presented that “Crime Intelligence files” are said to have been sent to Johnson, with IDAC investigations head Sesoko giving testimony. The reporting says J...
- The inquiry hears testimony from IDAC investigations head Sesoko.
- Reporting says “Crime Intelligence files” went to Johnson.
- Johnson previously testified that operational decisions are made by officials including Sesoko and Dylan Perumal.
- Those decisions include assessments on whether potential investigations should proceed.
- The testimony relates to investigation processes and how relevant files and decisions are handled.
Johnson previously told the inquiry that key operational decisions, including assessments on potential investigations, were handled by officials such as Sesoko and Dylan Perumal.
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