The forensic investigator, Paul O'Sullivan says the courts must deal with the police who arrested him despite a court order saying the police must give him 48 hours' notice to report to a police station. O'Sullivan was arrested yesterday afternoon in Centurion on charges of impersonating an IPID officer, after leaving his attorneys. The arrest allegedly relates to his investigations into acting police commissioner, Kgomotso Phahlane's eight million rand house. O'Sullivan was released just after midnight after his legal team brought an urgent application for his release based on the court order of November 2016. Sakina Kawendo speaks to O'Sullivan's lawyer, Willie Spies, to unpack the issue.