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- Two police officers are accused of stealing an undisclosed amount of cash during a stop-and-search.
- They face charges of corruption and theft.
- The two will remain behind bars after appearing in the dock on Thursday.
Two Cape Town police officers accused of stealing cash from a member of the public will remain behind bars after appearing in the Blue Downs Magistrate's Court on Thursday.
The pair, a 31-year-old constable and 43-year-old sergeant based at Kuils River police station, were arrested on Tuesday, police spokesperson Sergeant Noloyiso Rwexana said in a statement.
"According to information, the members stole an undisclosed amount of money from a [complainant] during a stop-and-search they conducted in Kuils River," she added.
Detectives attached to the Blue Downs Cluster investigated a case of corruption and theft, resulting in the arrest.
The two officers would remain in custody until their next court appearance on 24 June, Rwexana said.
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