Zuko Komisa

Four laptops and voice recorders were stolen at the NPA office break-in.
The was a break-in at the offices of the DPP in Bloemfontein during the early hours of the morning of 04 December 2023
Mojalefa Senokoatsane, the regional spokesperson for the NPA Northern Cape, has confirmed the incident in a statement.
Senokoatsane emphasized that the NPA will continue to carry out its duties despite the break-in.
“These criminals managed to break into the Office of the DPP, offices of Deputy Directors of Public Prosecutions (DDPP), the office of the PA (Personal Assistant) in the office of the DPP, as well as other offices of the other PA within the Office of the DPP. One [thing] the NPA can confirm is that during this break-in, four laptops and voice recorders were taken.
“Even though these criminals managed to break into this Central Nerve of Prosecutions in the province, the citizenry of the Republic and the Free State Province can rest assured that no sensitive information, dockets or files were taken, as they are not stored in these offices but have a secure area where they are safely secured and kept safe,”
“The National Prosecuting Authority, even though shocked, disturbed, and disdained by these cowardly acts, will not be discouraged to continue prosecuting all cases without fear, favour, or prejudice.
“The security at the NPA Offices is taken seriously as these offices always have 24-hour security warm bodies, seven days a week. This break-in, which is an isolated case, does not render the security at these important prosecutorial offices as not being taken seriously,”
NPA Northern Cape regional spokesperson, Mojalefa Senokoatsane,
The Director of Public Prosecution confirms break-in at the DPP’s office in Bloemfontein pic.twitter.com/nQ6SfBdAow
— NPASouthAfrica (@NPA_Prosecutes) December 4, 2023
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