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03-19-2010, 04:11 AM #5851
Rowers op televisie betrap - Sien foto's
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Die gesigte van drie rowers wat ’n Pretoriase motorhandelaar geskiet en beroof het, is op kringtelevisie vasgevang.
Op dié kringtelevisiemateriaal, wat verlede Vrydag opgeneem is, kan ’n mens sien hoe drie mans by Igg’s Auto Alley in Stormvoëlweg in East Lynne, Pretoria, inloop en mnr. Igg Appelgryn, die eienaar, skiet en beroof.
Appelgryn het gister, vyf dae ná die aanval, vertel hoe hy en ’n kliënt omstreeks middagete na ’n bank in Silverton gegaan het om geld te trek.
Hy vermoed ’n veiligheidswag in die bank en een buite die bank het saam met die rowers gewerk en hulle gesê Appelgryn en die kliënt het geld getrek het en met watter motor Appelgryn ry.
Appelgryn en sy kliënt was skaars terug by die kantoor toe drie mans, van wie twee gewapen was, by die kantoor instap.
“Ek het net die (kliënt se) geld in my hand gehad toe ek die drie opmerk,” het Appelgryn gesê.
“Die agterste twee het hul pistole gespan. Ek het opgespring. Die voorste een het my in die gesig geklap. Ek het hom met die vuis teruggeslaan. Dit is toe dat die agterste een my geskiet en in die heup getref het.
“Ek het op die vloer geval. Hulle het die geld en skootrekenaar gevat voordat hulle in die blou BMW waarmee hulle gekom het, gevlug het.”
Die polisie en ambulansdiens was binne minute op die toneel om Appelgryn te help.
Volgens Appelgryn het klein ondernemings soos syne ’n sagte teiken geword omdat misdadigers weet dat hulle meestal net met kontant werk.
Advanced Car Sales, die motorhandelaar langs hom, is in Desember ook beroof nadat die rowers die eienaar glo ook van die bank af gevolg het.
Appelgryn wil dié misdadigers se gesigte bekend maak sodat mense op hul hoede kan wees.
“Dit kan nie so aangaan nie, want elke keer verloor ek. Ek is ’n kleinsakeman en kan die verliese nie vat nie,” het hy gesê.
“Hier sal jy nie ’n pen vat sonder ’n fight nie. Hier sal iemand iemand anders doodmaak voordat jy by my iets vat.”
Sers. Lynnette Erasmus, polisiewoordvoerder, het bevestig dat ’n sakerooftog en ’n klag van poging tot moord ondersoek word.
03-19-2010, 04:13 AM #5852
03-19-2010, 04:15 AM #5853
Man wat glo doodslaan, 'spog met foto van lyk'
Die man wat ’n vrou glo vermoor het deur haar met ’n klip teen die kop te slaan en haar te verwurg, het glo daaroor gespog en met ’n foto van die vrou se vergruisde kop rondgeloop.
Só het mnr. Hendrik Holthauzen, die staat se eerste getuie, gister in die hofsaak van mnr. Clint Kramer getuig.
Kramer word in die Randburgse landdroshof daarvan beskuldig dat hy me. Concelia Maré (20) in Mei 2006 in die Pretoria-hotel in
Sunnyside vermoor en daarna glo ook die hotelkamer aan die brand gesteek het. ’n Vrou in ’n nabygeleë kamer, me. Losire Ramotswiri (24), het later aan haar wonde beswyk.
Hy staan tereg op aanklag van moord, menseroof, roof met verswarende omstandighede, brandstigting en regsverydeling.
Kramer ontken skuld op al die aanklagte, behalwe brandstigting. Me. Bernadee Cilliers, sy gewese vriendin, het skuld erken op al die aanklagte en is gevonnis tot 13 jaar.
Holthauzen, ’n verkoopsman, het gister getuig hy en Kramer was vir ongeveer twee en ’n half maande saam in aanhouding. Volgens hom het Kramer gespog oor wat hy gedoen het en het hy ’n swart-en-wit-foto van Maré se vergruisde kop by hom gehad.
Kramer het in sy verklaring wat in die hof gelees is, gesê hy was die dag van die beweerde moord in ’n kroeg in Pretoria toe Cilliers hom bel om vir haar en Maré ’n kamer in ’n hotel te bespreek.
Sy het hom later gebel en gesê iets vreesliks het gebeur en hy moet haar kom haal.
Toe hy by die hotel kom, was Maré dood in die bad. Hy en Cilliers het die hotel verlaat, maar is later op haar aandrang weer terug met brandstof en het die hotelkamer aan die brand gesteek en gevlug.
03-19-2010, 04:19 AM #5854
Johannesburg - “Bid, want ek skiet jou nou!”
Só het ’n rower gesê toe hy sy vuurwapen teen Corene Benade (42) se kop gedruk het net voordat hy en sy makkers gevlug het.
“Trauma op trauma,” het Benade, van die Rietspruit-kleinhoewes in die Vaalrand, Donderdag die twee uur lange gewapende rooftog op haar beskryf.
Die huisrooftog Woensdag toon sterk ooreenkomste met die voorval waartydens Hannetjie Benade (70), Benade se skoonma, in November 2008 net buite Henley-on-Klip beroof en vermoor is voordat haar hoewehuis aan die brand gesteek is.
Volgens Benade het die huisrowers haar en twee werknemers, Mutle Mvunwla en Jacob Phuti, Woensdag skuins voor 09:00 oorval.
Johan was uitstedig en hul kinders, Chantelé (15) en Johan jr. (9), by die skool.
Die rowers het op meer geld aangedring en selfs met ’n hoekslyper nog ’n kluis, waarvan Corene nie die slotkode geken het nie, oopgesny.
Dít terwyl sy op haar knieë steeds hardop gebid en die rowers een van Johan se wapens teen haar kop gedruk het.
Johan was in Randfontein en het besef “iets is nie pluis nie” toe hy Mvunwla bel omdat sy vrou nie haar selfoon antwoord nie. Mvunwla, wat heeltyd saam met Phuti in die gang vasgebind gelê het, het hom fluisterend gewaarsku.
“Ek het ons buurman, Des Long, gebel en hy het my vrou, wat haarself intussen bevry het, te hulp gesnel.”
Dis trauma ná trauma,” het Corene gesê.
03-19-2010, 05:09 AM #5855
Cops beat me, says handicapped man
A physically handicapped Pretoria North man is claiming R170 000 in damages from the police after claiming they mistook the way he moved awkwardly from side to side, because of his handicap, for drunkenness and that they arrested him as a result and assaulted him.
Pensioner Gerrie Strydom, 50, claimed he had only had two beers at a local pub. But the police claimed he was quite drunk and put up a fight when they tried to arrest him for being drunk in public.
Strydom was adamant that because he had a speech impairment and an odd walk because he was cerebrally handicapped, the police took him to be drunk.
He instituted three different claims emanating from the events on the night of February 21, 2003, in the streets of Pretoria North.
He claimed R25 000 because the police "offended him" by accusing him in public of being drunk.
He claimed nearly R120 000 in damages for the alleged assault. He said the police threw him to the ground and kicked and punched him before firing tear gas at him.
Strydom said he was locked up at the police station and only allowed to go home the next day. He said he suffered cuts and bruises across his body and his watch and R500 in cash were stolen during his ordeal.
Strydom said he was terribly traumatised and had to receive medial and psychological help.
He claimed a further R25 000 for "unlawful arrest" and for the fact that he had to spend the night in jail.
Inspector Johannes van der Rheeder testified that while he and his colleague were driving down Gerrit Maritz Street in Pretoria North on patrol, a man called to them to stop. The man told them a patron at Caveman's Pub was making trouble. The police were asked to remove the man.
Van der Rheeder said they saw the man lying on the ground. His eyes were red and he smelt of alcohol and became very aggressive when the police told him they were going to arrest him for being drunk in public. "He slapped and kicked at me while on the ground."
He said it took two officers to pin him down and cuff him. He said Strydom was so drunk that when they took off his cuffs in the cell, he fell forwards.
Van der Rheeder said he only used the necessary force on Strydom to apprehend him. He denied assaulting him.
03-19-2010, 05:11 AM #5856
Sky journo fingers guards
A top international television correspondent has told Eyewitness News how she was pushed, manhandled and groped by President Jacob Zuma's VIP guards.
Sky News correspondent Emma Hurd said she was pushed around when she tried to speak to Zuma during an election event in March last year.
Earlier this week, Eyewitness News online journalist Tshepo Lesole was forced by Zuma's guards to delete pictures he had taken of their cars.
Hurd was reporting on a rally last year, when Zuma's guard punched her microphone out of her hand, before she was grabbed and dragged away.
She said it was simply unacceptable.
"This was a public event, an election campaign. I am a journalist I was invited there," said Hurd.
Hurd said she laid a complaint with the African National Congress and was promised an investigation would be carried out but, as far as she knows, no action has been taken.
03-19-2010, 05:19 AM #5857
Hospital 'rejects' tourist
The Eastern Cape health department has expressed concern at a report that a German woman died after being turned away from a private hospital in East London on Thursday.
Department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo said the woman was injured in a head-on collision outside the city on Thursday morning.
Her sister was killed in the accident, and two other women in their vehicle were injured.
They had been visiting a third sister, a trainee doctor on an exchange programme at East London's Frere Hospital, and were on their way to Coffee Bay, Kupelo said.
The survivors, and two South African occupants of the other vehicle, were taken to Life St Dominic's Hospital by ambulance.
They were allegedly turned away from the hospital because there was no guarantee that the costs of their care would be paid, he said.
The ambulances took them all instead to Frere, a state hospital, where the sister that survived the crash was declared dead on arrival.
There was "a belief" that she could have been saved had she been treated earlier, Kupelo said.
He said the law stated clearly that no private health facility could turn away patients without first stabilising them.
Only then could they be referred to a state institution.
Kupelo said the two remaining women were later taken back to the private hospital after an acquaintance guaranteed their costs.
One of the women was in a serious condition, while the other had minor injuries.
Life St Dominic's hospital manager, Kurt Wylie, said neither of these two people who died were brought to its trauma and emergency unit and turned away.
He said, however, that one of the patients who was injured in the accident and classified by a paramedic as a priority two case was received by the hospital.
"This patient received treatment in the unit immediately and was subsequently admitted to a general ward in the hospital, all without a medical aid card being validated by the hospital or the hospital demanding up-front payment," Wylie said.
He said that later on Thursday, a patient was referred to them from Frere Hospital and it was at this stage that they became aware that the patient had also been involved in the earlier accident.
He said on referral, the patient was triaged as a Priority 1 patient (critical) and received immediate treatment before being admitted to the hospital.
Wylie said they were alerted to the allegations after they had admitted the critical patient.
Following their investigation, Wylie said: "A member of the ambulance team came into the trauma and emergency unit, and presented a card to the receptionist."
He said the member also asked whether the hospital was familiar with such cards and their receptionist responded that it was not a medical aid card.
"At no point was a patient brought into the unit, nor did the member of the ambulance team make any reference to the fact that there was a [critical] patient in the ambulance, who needed stabilisation or treatment," Wylie said.
03-19-2010, 05:21 AM #5858
Shrine at scene of horror killing
A sombre scene greeted Tshwane mayor Gwen Ramokgopa when she visited the home of slain teenager Anika Smit on the eve of her funeral.
Ramokgopa and several mayoral committee members called at the home to pay their respects to Anika's father, Johan Smit, and mother, Charlotte Eksteen.
Smit found Anika dead in her bedroom on March 10. She had been stabbed and her forearms had been hacked off and were missing.
In the lounge yesterday, a shrine had been set up, with pictures of Anika surrounded with flowers.
Eksteen broke down and the mayoral committee member responsible for community safety, Dikeledi Lehobye, tried to comfort her as she wept.
After speaking to Smit, Ramokgopa persuaded Eksteen to enter Anika's bedroom as a way of seeking closure.
Ramokgopa and the family entered the bedroom and sang hymns and prayed.
Ramokgopa, who is also convener of the Progressive Women's Movement, pledged support and said several of the movement's members would visit the family's home this morning to clean Anika's bedroom before the funeral.
"That is fantastic. I do not have the strength to clean the room," said Eksteen.
Anika's half-sister, Cindy Rudman, said the family were not coping. "We are taking things day by day. My mom and dad are not doing well - Anika was the baby in the family," she said.
Smit said he was not in a position to speak to the media.
Ramokgopa said the family needed all the support they could get.
"You can see the pain in the family's eyes. They need a release. We have arranged for a counsellor to see the family. It is important that they have closure.
"I offered that the movement would assist the family to allow them to have just good memories of their daughter."
Anika's funeral service is to be in Pretoria today.
03-19-2010, 05:29 AM #5859
Last week eblockwatch received a phone call from a senior police officer requesting us to assist them locate Julius Meyer as they wanted to chat to him.
He was a facebook friend of Anika Smit who was murdered and her hands were cut off.
Within a few hours our members tracked down his phone number and called him.
Julius Meyer was with his father and was willing to talk to the police. I contacted the police officer who requested us to locate Julius for him and informed him that Julius prepared to meet with the police. Since then the police have never contacted him nor have they contacted us.
I have heard that the police no longer wish to speak to him. Thank you for the responsible way in which the eblockwatch members responded and also I wish to add that I believe he is in no way connected to the murder.
So eblockwatch did their bit and now we leave the case to the police to handle.
03-21-2010, 02:28 AM #5860
Vow to ‘kill for Malema’
BITTER supporters of controversial ANC Youth League president Julius Malema have launched a racially charged campaign on popular social networking website Facebook in which they vow to rape and kill in his defence.
But despite the threatening racist vitriol posted on the site, the Youth League claimed the issue had nothing to do with them and refused to condemn the comments. The matter has drawn harsh criticism from opposition parties and youth movements who have blamed the Ancyl for stoking the fires of racial intolerance.
They say the racial and violent remarks on Facebook are a result of Malema’s own public statements, including his recent singing of the song which calls for the shooting of the “boer”.
One of the comments on the Facebook group for Julius Malema fans, by a supporter named Thato Mbateti Mbateti, reads: “You f***ing white pigs. He (Malema) will kill Zuma within the next six weeks. Look ahead my fellow black people. We will then take our land, and every trespasser, namely white whores, we will rape them and kill them ... White kids will be burned ... It is true what Malema said, silently we shall kill them. Households will be broken into and families will be slaughtered.”
Attempts to reach Mbateti through Facebook proved fruitless.
But Ancyl spokesman Floyd Shivambu denied the group was linked to the organisation.
“The ANC has never created such a page,” he said, denying it was Malema’s responsibility to repudiate such comments. “We can’t waste time concentrating on petty people. I have not even seen it and none of our members have complained about it.
Youth movement Afriforum, which has lodged a case of hate speech against Malema with the Equality Court, said the comments were a result of Malema’s public rants.
Meanwhile, an online petition marketed by a Nelson Mandela Bay graduate to have Malema removed from his position for “decimating the legacy of Nelson Mandela” has garnered a whopping 10600 signatures in 48 hours, while the group, Remove Julius Malema as president of the Ancyl, already has almost 40000 online fans.
Bay management graduate Jean Alfonso said yesterday the site was fast gaining popularity. “Malema is destroying Mandela’s legacy of reconciling black and white South Africans. We want this hate speech to stop,” he said.
Earlier this week, Malema was fined R50000 by the Equality Court for saying Zuma’s rape accuser had a “nice time”.
Afriforum chairman Ernst Roets said a meeting between the forum and Malema on Thursday, in which they declined to withdraw their case against him, saw Malema unapologetic for the online comments by so-called fans.
“He said it was not his website and that it did not have anything to do with him,” said Roets of the meeting. “But he is inciting people.”
Attempts by Afriforum yesterday to serve a petition on Malema, calling on him to rescind his public calls for violence, ended in chaos after Roets and supporters of the petition were thrown out of ANC headquarters Luthuli House.
“They (the Ancyl) refused to accept the document. They shoved us out the door and when we handed it to them, they threw the papers out on the street and ran and jumped on them,” Roets said.
Shivambu would not respond to queries about the meeting, hanging up on Weekend Post.
DA Eastern Cape youth leader Skhumbule Mpitimpiti said the Ancyl would not step in, because “it is not their wish to see a non-racial South Africa”.
Malema will address supporters in Kirkwood tomorrow.
ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has not yet arrived to shoot a “boer” at Fort Schanskop, south of Pretoria today (March 19).
The national secretary of the Verkenners Beweging (scouts’ movement) Ben Geldenhuys was waiting for Malema to come and shoot him, but he had not yet arrived by 12.30pm.
Last week, Geldenhuys challenged Malema to shoot him, after the youth league leader sang “shoot the boer”.
Geldenhuys said if Malema was so keen to shoot a boer, “let him come shoot me instead of inciting other people to murder defenceless elderly farmers and women”.
“To make it easy for him, I will wait for him at Fort Schanskop at 12 noon on March 19,” he said last week.
Geldenhuys told Sapa while waiting for Malema on Friday: “I haven’t backed down, I’ll be waiting.”
ANC spokesman Ishmael Mnisi said Geldenhuys and his organisation must “engage with” Malema and give him an opportunity to express himself.
“This is just a pre-occupation of something unwarranted,” he said referring queries to the youth wing for further comment on the matter.
The league’s spokesman Floyd Shivambu was not immediately available for comment, although he insisted last week that the song was “blown out of proportion”.
He said the song, together with President Jacob Zuma’s “Umshini wam”, was a commemorative song about the past.
Malema sang “shoot the boere” while addressing students at the University of Johannesburg, sparking outrage among Afrikaners and others, who said he was inciting violence against whites.
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