“[Jamal] paid for her return ticket and said everything will be taken care of, including accommodation and food upon her arrival,” the agreement read.
“The accused was only advised after her arrest and release from custody by Mr Jamal that the money that was in her possession belonged to a businessman called Mr Ravichandren Dhurgasamy.” Shortly after Saleh’s arrest, Sars said she initially denied having the $630,700 with her, but this was uncovered when her luggage was searched.
This led to the state arguing that Saleh had intentionally failed to declare the large sum of money that she had in her possession. Both the state and Saleh’s lawyer reached an agreement on her sentence, which saw Saleh escape jail time."It is ordered ... that the whole of this sentence be suspended for a period of three years, on condition that the accused is not convicted in contravention of section 15 of the Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964 or an offence of which dishonesty is an element and for which imprisonment without the option of a fine is imposed during the period of suspension.
Our justice system couldn't be more of a joke if it tried....
UJ? Lol
She must b having deep connections... U don't jst carry such sums of money without involvement of someone high ranking
All these likes would it of been the same if she was a White,I doubt it
Damnit sweetness!!
SA courts are lenient with criminals at least 5yrs in jail was appropriate for her