Crime Intelligence vs A Journalist: 'Counter Needs To Be Activated' — Then Her Laptops Vanished

What happens when a cigarette industry figure -Mohammed Sayed, a Crime Intelligence general - Feroz Khan, blue lights, alleged competitor raids, journalist “counter” chats, unexplained finances and a SAPS auto-parts tender all collide before the Madlanga Commission? In this episode, we break down the latest evidence presented around General Feroz Khan — including the Mohamed Sayed tobacco chats, the Wiandre Pretorius link, allegations around competitors being targeted, the disturbing “counter on this journo” exchange, Khan’s financial disclosures, and the auto-parts tender evidence involving Mr Valley. This is not a court finding. These are allegations and evidence presented before the Commission, and Khan has not yet fully answered this evidence in this section. But the questions are serious: Were Crime Intelligence resources being used for lawful policing — or for private, factional and commercial interests? And who really benefited? Chapters: 00:00 - The Cigarette Baron and The General 01:38 - Wiandre Pretorius Link 05:43 - Competitors Targeted 07:38 - Counter on Journo 13:22 - General Khan’s Finances 18:16 - The Tender 23:37 - Outro #MadlangaCommission #FerozKhan #CrimeIntelligence #SouthAfrica #TobaccoIndustry #SAPS #InvestigativeJournalism #CorruptionAllegations #TrueCrimeSA