Johnson shifts blame as Madlanga Commission tears into IDAC's Crime Intelligence probe
Yet documents before the commission show that by the time Johnson signed the authorisation, the number of individuals targeted had increased to 12.
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Johnson told the commission the additional names did not come from Adams' complaint but were inserted by Perumal. Kamogelo Moichela | Published 8 minutes ago Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson blamed her chief investigator for a critical error that widened the unit's investigation into senior Crime Intelligence officials beyond the original corruption complaint.
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Johnson told the commission the additional names did not come from Adams' complaint but were inserted by Perumal.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Kamogelo Moichela | Published 8 minutes ago Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson blamed her chief investigator for a critical error that widened the unit's investigation into senior Crime Intelligence officials beyond the original corruption complaint.
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