I Followed Orders — Cop ADMITS Handling Cocaine Exhibits Before DNA Could Be Lifted Full Testimony

In this explosive hearing testimony, a SAPS officer is cornered under cross-examination after admitting he loaded, transported, counted, and handled bags of suspected cocaine — all before the LCRC (forensic crime scene unit) was ever called. Despite knowing the prescribed protocols, he insists he saw nothing wrong at the time because he was following superior orders. The panel systematically dismantles his defence, forcing him to concede that DNA and fingerprint evidence may have been permanently compromised. Was this negligence, or something worse?