The Durban specialised commercial crimes court sentenced five Road Traffic Inspectorate officers from the uMngeni licensing office in Howick to imprisonment for their role in 503 counts of fraud.
Five KZN traffic officials have been sentenced to imprisonment for fraud after being found guilty of assisting learner drivers to pass their tests. Stock photo.The Durban specialised commercial crimes court sentenced five Road Traffic Inspectorate officials from the uMngeni licensing office in Howick to imprisonment for their role in the commission of 503 counts of fraud.
“While the officers invigilated the learner’s licence tests, they would use a hidden light-emitting device to discretely point out the correct answers to the applicants, thereby helping them to pass.”Ndlovu was convicted of seven counts of fraud while Zondi and Phungula were convicted of 274 and 15 counts of fraud respectively.
Ramkisson-Kara said the state led the evidence “of applicants who had already pleaded guilty and video footage showing the accused committing the offences.
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