Limpopo female cop accused of raping son, 10, denied bail

A Limpopo policewoman accused of raping and sexually grooming her 10-year-old son was denied bail in the Vaalbank magistrate's court in Mpumalanga on Monday.

A Durban high court judge ordered the police ministry should pay KZN farmer Arnold Raath more than R2m in damages after police did nothing when community members stormed his farm, destroying crops and machinery and brutally slaughtering 80 to 90 valuable animals with pangas, bush knives and knobkerries. File photo
A Durban high court judge ordered the police ministry should pay KZN farmer Arnold Raath more than R2m in damages after police did nothing when community members stormed his farm, destroying crops and machinery and brutally slaughtering 80 to 90 valuable animals with pangas, bush knives and knobkerries. File photo (Elvis Ntombela)

A Limpopo policewoman accused of raping and sexually grooming her 10-year-old son was denied bail in the Vaalbank magistrate's court in Mpumalanga on Monday.

The 40-year-old officer was arrested in January after videos of her allegedly having sex with her minor son circulated on social media. 

Independent police investigative directorate spokesperson Lizzy Suping said the accused, whose identity cannot be revealed due to the matter being sexually driven and involving a minor, was denied bail as she does not have a fixed address. 

“She has also interfered with witnesses. The case has been remanded to May 3 to allow for further investigation,” said Suping. 

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