Case against former Cape cop on ice again as magistrate recuses herself
Cape Town - Former Saps crime intelligence captain Paul Scheepers delayed his trial for the umpteenth time this week when his defence successfully persuaded a Bellville magistrate to recuse herself. Scheepers, who made headlines last year as the cellphone expert of convicted wife-murderer Rob Packham, is facing a raft of charges.
They include 23 counts of fraud, as well as one alleged contravention of the Private Security Industry Regulation Act, one violation of the Regulation of Interception of Communications Act and one relating to the Prevention of Organised Crime Act.Since his first appearance in April 2016 in the Bellville Specialised Commercial Crime Court, he has managed to argue for nearly 24 postponements.
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