Not just one crime here.

After the drug police refused to return items that had been seized from 54 Balfour Street, then Prophet applied for an application to the Cape Town Magistrate's Court to force the drug police to return everything that the drug police had seized from 54 Balfour Street and a long list of items was provided to the court.

Below Annex VL1 is a copy extracted from the Judgement of Magistrate Louw in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court.

In the trial and under oath, Johan Smit made up a story and told the court that Prophet's things had been destroyed because there was no storage space available.

In the Judgement Magistrate Louw did say that nothing would prevent Prophet from making a civil claim against the drug police.

https://www.simonprophet.com/ericlouwjudgement.htm