Julius Mkhwanazi granted R10k bail in blue lights case, but will remain in prison
The blue lights case marked Mkhwanazi's fifth arrest.
Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi has been given R10,000 bail in the blue lights case, but he will remain in prison. The case involves allegations that Mkhwanazi facilitated the installation of blue lights on luxury vehicles without proper authorization. Mkhwanazi is currently also facing charges related to the murder of Emmanuel Mbense, with a judgment expected on September 15.
The blue lights case has been delayed until October 9 to allow for the defense team to review the case. Mkhwanazi is accused alongside tenderpreneur Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala and EMPD fleet manager Chris Steyn.
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