A former police branch commander is set to be sentenced after he admitted his role in Road Accident Fund (RAF) fraud.
Gareth Wilson
A former police branch commander is set to be sentenced after he admitted his role in Road Accident Fund fraud. Hawks spokesperson Col Katlego Mogale said W/O France Khoza had colluded with the mother of an accident victim to submit a fraudulent claim to the RAF. Khoza was the former branch commander of Dientjie police station in Mpumalanga.
“It was reported [the accident victim] was driving a VW Polo that overturned with four passengers, and he had no driver’s licence.” Mogale said Khoza claimed a licensed driver was behind the wheel “with the intention of lodging a claim with” the RAF.Register or sign in now.
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