The Pretoria regional court on Thursday granted a confiscation order of R599,783 against former crime intelligence CFO Solomon Lazarus.
in prison in December last year after being found guilty of corruption in a case linked to the looting of the Secret Service Account.
The ID has argued that the benefits Lazarus received from the crime he was convicted of amount to close to R2.2m. The ID had argued that Lazarus received benefits totalling close to R1.3m from January 2008 to April 2012. It said this included benefits received in respect of an all-terrain vehicle, a Kia Picanto, a Nissan Murano, a Honda CBR and a payment in respect of a scooter.
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