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Johannesburg - A bodyguard accused of stealing from Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa is expected to appear in the Wynberg Magistrate's Court in Cape Town on Thursday with two co-accused.
Prosecutor Keppler Uys said the Western Cape Directorate for Public Prosecutions had decided that Ianval Suiling Isaacs, 33, and his two accomplices would go on trial.
Isaacs, a police official, had been deployed to Mthethwa's residence before a house robbery. He faces charges of housebreaking with intent to steal, theft, malicious damage, and fraud.
His co-accused, Amdat Hossain, 42, and Mohammad Shapul Islam, 34, were charged with possession of stolen property. Isaacs allegedly sold Mthethwa's laptop and cellphone to the two after breaking into Mthethwa's home.
The three were arrested in September last year.
Isaacs was granted bail of R1 000 and the others R400 each. Their bail was extended on January 30. - Sapa
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