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R446 000 cash and Fortuner forfeited as driver can’t explain money’s origins
The Star
|August 04, 2025
THE High Court in Limpopo has granted a forfeiture order for a cash amount of R446 000 and a Toyota Fortuner sport utility vehicle, which were seized by police.
The Hawks’ asset forfeiture investigation unit and the National Prosecuting Authority’s asset forfeiture unit (AFU) worked tirelessly to ensure the forfeiture of the money and the vehicle.
“This emanates from the arrest conducted by members of the South African Police Service attached to Musina in 2024. On 4 July 2024, police conducted a stop and search operation along the N1 road in Musina,’ said Warrant Officer Lethunya Mmuroa, provincial spokesperson for the Hawks in Limpopo.
During the operation, the police officers stopped the Toyota Fortuner which was driven by a foreign national.
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