Alberton SAPS says goodbye to retiring Captain
Capt Musa Enock Dladla served his last day in the force on March 31.
On March 31 Alberton SAPS said goodbye to one of their veteran officers, Capt Musa Enock Dladla.
Dladla retired at the age of 60 and will be spending his time with his family and loved ones.
“I am happy to have people like Captain Dladla in the police and would further like to send my thanks to his family,” said Alberton station commander Col Doctor Sibuyi.
“We will always wish to be provided with people like Dladla.”
Dladla was bid farewell by officers as he left the station for the last time.
“Captain Dladla will be remembered for the great contribution he made in SAPS and the hard work and diligence in which he did his work,” said Captain Manare Ramotshela, spokesperson for Alberton SAPS.
“We salute you Captain Dladla and wish you all the best in your time of rest.”
• Following his last day in the force, Dladla is currently out of town.
The RECORD will conduct an interview with Dladla about his experiences in the police force.
