Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya has resigned from the South African Police Service (SAPS) following disciplinary proceedings. His legal representative submitted his resignation shortly after the disciplinary hearing began. The disciplinary case centered on allegations of serious misconduct involving cash payments. Sibiya was the deputy national police commissioner at the time. The disciplinary action followed reports of rape charges against him. The National Police spokesperson confirmed the resignation. The case is under investigation. Sibiya’s resignation comes amid ongoing scrutiny of senior police officials. The allegations have sparked public concern. The disciplinary process is ongoing. The outcome of the case remains pending. Sibiya’s case highlights broader issues within the police force. The resignation marks a significant development in South African law enforcement. The situation reflects ongoing challenges in accountability. The case underscores the need for transparency. The police service faces increased pressure for reform.