Three cashiers at a Limpopo Licensing Testing Station have been arrested.
Three cashiers at a Limpopo Licensing Testing Station have been arrested after allegedly being found with cash concealed on their bodies during a corruption operation targeting an alleged “cash-for-driver’s licence” scheme.
The three women, two aged 63 and the other 53, were arrested during a joint operation involving SAPS Crime Intelligence and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) at the Marble Hall Driving Licence Testing Centre.
According to SIU spokesperson Selby Makgotho, money was allegedly found concealed on the cashiers during the operation.
One of the 63-year-olds allegedly had about R4,500 concealed in her underwear while another allegedly hid R800 in her breast.
