Christiaan Prinsloo ran the SAPS Gauteng firearms stores from which weapons slated for destruction were diverted into gang hands, with 888 of them later linked to 1,066 murders.
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Former SAPS colonel who pleaded guilty in June 2016 to racketeering, corruption and money laundering for stealing and selling more than 2,000 police firearms to Cape Flats gangs; sentenced to 18 years; paroled 4 August 2020 after a presidential remission.
Christiaan Prinsloo ran the SAPS Gauteng firearms stores from which weapons slated for destruction were diverted into gang hands, with 888 of them later linked to 1,066 murders.
Status: Convicted
Pain points driven by the 1 case(s) Christiaan Prinsloo is implicated in.
Cases where Christiaan Prinsloo is documented as perpetrator, enabler, beneficiary, orchestrator, political protector, accused, or convicted.
One name on the record. The file it belongs to runs to hundreds.
R9 million (value of ~2,000 firearms; 888 linked to 1,066 murders)