The group reportedly stormed in, took his belongings including expensive watches, and dragged him and his family through hours of intimidation. The wildest part is how these guys, according to Vusi, went full rogue: no warrant, no paperwork, nothing. They searched his home like it was open-season and treated his property like a free-for-all.
During the ordeal, he says they interrogated him about high-ranking police officials, specifically Gen Lt Sibiya and another officer known as Jerry. That already flips the story from “criminal attack” to something that looks like a targeted operation with an agenda. And this is all happening while Matlala Vusi is connected to the Adhoc/Madlanga Commission, which is already sensitive territory for anyone involved.
If this is true, it paints a nasty picture of people abusing power, police names being weaponized, and a man being treated like collateral damage in someone’s personal war. The whole thing screams intimidation, and it raises a brutal question: who benefits from silencing or shaking Vusi right now?
The incident has already started heating conversations around corruption, rogue units, and the growing paranoia in politically charged investigations. It’s messy, it’s dangerous, and it’s exactly the kind of scandal that doesn’t stay quiet for long