Calvin Mathibeli's security firm just got gut-punched by a SAPS firearms raid, exposing major red flags.
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- Durban High Court tossed Mathibeli's urgent block attempt.
- He got slapped with paying SAPS legal costs.
- Operation Buyisa tactical squad stormed the headquarters on Thursday.
- Inspection zeroed in on licences, storage, and registers.
- Firearms log filled in pencil instead of permanent ink.
- Company books show 815 guns, but records demand over 850.
- At least 35 weapons stay completely unaccounted for.
- Pencil entries scream easy tampering and dodgy integrity.
- SAPS seized those 11 pieces in prior Inanda operations.
- Now locked up at Inanda Police Station for checks.
- The firm says guards lost them while working at Cato Manor.
- Inanda's gang violence and shootings make the link scary.
- KwaZulu-Natal pushes extra checks on private firms.
- High gun murder rates fuel the nationwide crackdown.
- Rules demand tight licensing and zero leaks to criminals.
- Lapses risk arming bad guys in hot zones.
- Cops grill staff and trace every single firearm.
- Multiple company sites complicate the full audit.
- Unresolved gaps could trigger fines or licence loss.
- Past beef with provincial police adds extra heat.