Former police spokesman Vincent Mdunge will know his fate in February once police have explained to the Durban Magistrates Court how they determined the amount of his fraud. Mdunge was found guilty of fraud for submitting his forged matric certificate to the University of SA to obtain admission to a National Diploma in Police Administration. It had been expected that magistrate Thandeka Fikeni would sentence Mdunge on Wednesday. Prosecutor Barend Groen told the court before sentencing that the State had determined Mdunge had received R874 901 in salary he was not entitled to. However, Saleem Khan, for Mdunge, argued his client believed he had not received this amount and that it did not take into account the tax that had been deducted. The case was postponed for sentencing to February 17.
Posted on: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 10:56:06 +0000
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