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Evander Magistrate’s Court releases two security guards on bail

Surgical gloves, bandages and medicine, including prescription medication, were confiscated.

Khethiwe Moloi (49) and Dumisani Aaron Mahlasela (61), two security guards at Blue Line Security company responsible for guarding various clinics around Gert Sibande District, were released on bail by the Evander Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, May 18.

The police’s Serious Organised Crime Investigation together with the Secunda K9 (Dog Unit) arrested the duo on Tuesday 17 for contravening the Medical Act.

Capt Dineo Sekgotodi, provincial spokesman for the Hawks, said information was received about a security guard who was selling medication.

“A search warrant was obtained and a disruptive operation was conducted during which suspect’s house was searched.

“Different types of medications and surgical gloves were found and Moloi was arrested.”

Further investigation led the team to Moloi’s colleague, Mahlasela staying at Emalahleni. The team proceeded to his house, and during the search, different medications which required prescriptions were found and confiscated. He was also arrested.

The pair appeared before the Evander Magistrate’s  Court on Wednesday and they were released  on bail of R3000 each and the case was postponed to July 14 for further investigation.

Medical supplies, including prescription medication, were confiscated. (Photo: Supplied)
Dumisani Aaron Mahlasela (61), security guard, was arrested in connection with the theft of medical supplies from clinics in eMbalenhle. (Photo: Supplied)
Khethiwe Moloi (49), security guard, was arrested in connection with the theft of medical supplies from clinics in eMbalenhle. (Photo: Supplied)
The Secunda Hawks confiscated medical supplies suspected to have been stolen at clinics in eMbalenhle. (Photo: Supplied)
Medical supplies, including prescription medication, were confiscated. (Photo: Supplied)
Medical supplies, including prescription medication, were confiscated. (Photo: Supplied)

Medical supplies, including prescription medication, were confiscated. (Photo: Supplied)
Medical supplies, including prescription medication, were confiscated. (Photo: Supplied)
The Secunda Hawks confiscated medical supplies suspected to have been stolen at clinics in eMbalenhle. (Photo: Supplied)

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