Brigadier Nkhwashu
Station Commander
538 claims0 scheme(s)6 contradiction(s)
What the record shows (538 claims total — showing first 12)
instruction content
collect all those dockets, including that docket of yours, and go give it to him
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011650
instruction recipient
District Commissioners
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011651
stated consequence
facing the disciplinary steps
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011652
action taken
gave the case numbers to all the stations
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011653
action purpose
collect all the stations for me to go and give it to the PC
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011654
suggested action
write me a report that the docket is at DPP
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011657
email address
nkhwashuam2@saps.gov.za
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011658
suggested action
send it to the District Commissioner's email at Sedibeng
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011659
stated action
we will, as we hand the other dockets, we will tell him that that one is at the DPP
Day 17 · Brigadier Nkhwashu · CL0011660
asked
permission to bring clothes to his brother-in-law
Day 19 · Area Commissioner · CL0013190
stated
his brother-in-law was arrested at airport same day 2024-12-09
Day 19 · Area Commissioner · CL0013191
stated
appeared at Vereeniging Court
Day 19 · Area Commissioner · CL0013192
Contradictions
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Claim A asserts he intended Tshukudu to convey the message to Witness B; Claim B explicitly denies having that intention—directly contradictory.
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One claims a relationship exists, the other denies any relationship; cannot both be true of same pair.
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One claims a brother-in-law relationship exists; the other denies any relationship—cannot both be true of same pair.
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Denies asking for favours but confirms asking informal requests; both about own requesting behavior—cannot both be true.
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A denies ever saying brother-in-law would pay bail; B states it's likely he said exactly that—same statement, mutually exclusive.
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Same entity claims both never having met Katiso and having met Katiso before arrest; cannot both be true.