TMPD officer and attorney wife in court over R1.75 million deceased estates theft
A couple faces serious charges in court, accused of stealing and laundering R1.75 million from two deceased estates, ultimately using the funds to buy a luxury car.
A couple appeared in court, accused of stealing and laundering approximately R1.75 million from deceased estates. Charlotte Tibana, a 33-year-old attorney, and her partner, 36-year-old Tshwane Metro Police Department officer Peter Nonyane, also known as 'Gagash', face multiple charges. The prosecution alleges they concealed the origin and movement of the funds, which were withdrawn from the bank accounts of two deceased estates.
It is claimed that about R1.65 million of the stolen money was used to purchase a Mercedes-Benz AMG G63. Tibana, who acted as the executor of the estates, allegedly authorized the fund transfers, causing financial losses to the beneficiaries. Both were remanded in custody, and the case will be heard again on August 21, 2026. The National Prosecuting Authority stated they remain committed to prosecuting such offences to maintain public trust and ensure accountability.
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