Nafiz Modack (centre) takes a break during his trial. Nafiz Modack, a police officer and one other suspect appeared in court in a massive gun licence fraud case.Modack was granted bail of R10 000 and has to report to the Bothasig police station in Cape Town three times a week.A police sergeant and one other…
Nafiz Modack (centre) takes a break during a previous court appearance. Alleged underworld boss Nafiz Modack was arrested on gun-related fraud charges on Tuesday.He is one of 21 people, including police officers, implicated following a three-year police investigation.The accused were allegedly involved in obtaining or issuing fraudulent firearm licences.Sixteen people - including alleged underworld boss…
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