A former general of the South African Police Service has been arrested for illegally possessing over 100 rounds of ammunition. The arrest follows a raid on his home in Centurion earlier this year. This development is linked to the ongoing investigation into the 2021 murder of Sindile Mfazi, who was the deputy national commissioner of crime detection at the time of his death. Authorities have not disclosed the precise nature of the connection between the ammunition and Mfazi’s murder. The arrest highlights continuing concerns about corruption and potential illicit activities within the South African Police Service. Further investigation is underway to determine the source of the ammunition and the general's possible involvement in other criminal activities. This case adds another layer of complexity to the Mfazi murder investigation, which remains a high-profile case in South Africa.