South Africa Deputy Police Chief Resigns Amid Sexual Offence Charges
South Africa's deputy police chief resigns after sexual offence charges; he denies grooming a 16‑year‑old and raping an 18‑year‑old.
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South Africa's deputy police chief, Shadrack Sibiya, has stepped down after being formally charged with sexual offences. The charges relate to allegations that he groomed a 16-year‑old girl and raped an 18‑year‑old woman.
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Sibiya denied the accusations, asserting his innocence throughout the legal process. His resignation follows intense public scrutiny and calls for accountability within the national police service.
The departure of a senior police official underscores ongoing concerns about misconduct and the integrity of law‑enforcement institutions in South Africa.
Originally reported by BBC News.
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