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10-19-2007, 02:24 AM #1481
‘Bewaar raad as hy omheinings afbreek’
Die inwoners van Lynnwood Manor, Pretoria, het oorlog teen misdaad verklaar.
“Geen bloed sal weer in ons strate vloei nie,” het dr. Kevin Gast, woordvoerder van die Lynnwood Manor Estate, gister gesê. Dié oorlogsverklaring kom nadat ’n misdaadvlaag dié omgewing die afgelope paar dae getref het.
Me. Kathy Odendaal (51) is Dinsdagmiddag in haar huis in Farnhamstraat verkrag en vermoor.
Dié moord was drie dae nadat vermoedelik dieselfde misdadigers, in dieselfde straat, ’n driejarige meisie in die rug geskiet het.
’n Bejaarde man is ook Saterdagaand in die kop geskiet by sy huis in Cameliastraat.
Woensdagoggend is vier studente in ’n kommune in Lynburnstraat, tussen Ringwood- en Amershamstraat, aangehou en beroof.
Volgens Gast sukkel hulle al sedert September 2001 om toestemming van die Tshwane-metroraad te kry om dié gebied ’n veiligheidsbuurt te maak.
Beeld het vroeër berig dat die Tshwane-metroraad aansoeke om veiligheidsbuurte om verskeie redes afgekeur het.
Hierdie redes sluit in die uitsluiting van sekere mense uit buurte en ’n beweerde nadelige impak op die verkeer.
Die Lynnwood Manor Estate wil veiligheidstrukture oprig om die gebied tussen Ringwood-, Farnham-, Amersham- en Bramptonstraat te beveilig.
Eergistermiddag het lede van die Lynnwood Manor Estate, ’n artikel 21-organisasie, bymekaar gekom en besluit om beheer oor hul buurt uit te oefen.
Hulle het twee 45 gallon-dromme elk by die vier ingange van die buurt gesit. Spreiligte is ook opgerig en veiligheidswagte beman elke ingang.
Dié ingange is by Ringwood- en Farnhamstraat, Lynburn- en Amershamstraat, Brampton- en Brooksidestraat en Farnham- en Brooksidestraat.
Die Tshwane-metropolisie wou gisteroggend die versperrings verwyder, maar die inwoners het die stryd gewen en die versperrings staan steeds.
Teen gistermiddag is die 45 gallon-dromme met konsertina-versperrings vervang.
“Ons wil ons inwoners se lewens beskerm,” het Gast gesê.
Die inwoners sal Dinsdag ’n dringende aansoek in die Pretoriase hooggeregshof bring om toestemming te kry om veiligheidstrukture op te rig.
Die VF+ het in ’n verklaring gesê dat hy Pretorianers gaan aanmoedig om veiligheidsbuurte te skep om hulle teen misdaad te beskerm – met óf sonder die Tshwane-metroraad se toestemming.
Volgens mnr. Conrad Beyers, VF+-raadslid, is ’n moratorium in November 2002 op die skep van veiligheidsbuurte geplaas en sedertdien het die raad nie ’n enkele nuwe veiligheidsbuurt goedgekeur nie.
“Bewaar die raad as hy gemeenskappe se omheinings wil afbreek. Ons sal in die howe en in die strate hierteen veg. Die hel sal losbars. Dis ’n saak om lewe en dood,” het Beyers gesê.
Die Tshwane-metroraad het teen druktyd nog nie op navrae reageer nie.
10-19-2007, 02:29 AM #1482
Buurman red gesin van rowers
Durban. – ’n Heldhaftige buurman het in die noorde van KwaZulu-Natal tot die redding gekom van ’n gesin wat deur ’n bende van ses rowers aangehou is en waarskynlik gemartel sou word.
Die man, wat nie sy naam genoem wil hê nie “omdat sy bejaarde ma haar dood sal bekommer oor hom”, het Saterdagnag een rower doodgeskiet en vermoedelik nóg een gewond in ’n skietgeveg by die huis van mnr. Karel du Plessis en sy vrou, Jenine, op die plaas Vaalbank naby Hlobane in die Vryheid-omgewing.
Die man en sy vrou het soontoe gejaag nadat mev. Du Plessis hulle van haar selfoon, wat sy onder haar skreeuende babaseun, Theuns (vier maande), versteek het, gebel het.
Toe hulle oor die foon hoor die baba skree en daar is ’n geraas in die agtergrond, het die buurman twee en twee bymekaar gesit, het ds. Floris Vercuil, ’n vriend, gister vertel.
Die egpaar is die aand ná 20:00 in hul huurhuis oorval nadat hulle die dag by die Paris-dam in die omgewing deurgebring het.
Die bende rowers, wat glo veiligheidswag-uniforms gedra en onder meer gewapen was met ’n haelgeweer, het by die kombuisdeur ingebars.
Tydens die rooftog is ’n vasgebinde mnr. Du Plessis se enkel met die haelgeweer se kolf gebreek én die baba geklap omdat hy gehuil het, het Vercuil gesê.
Die rowers het ook ’n strykyster aangesit waarmee hulle vermoedelik die egpaar wou martel.
Die buurman het in die donker nader aan die Du Plessis-egpaar se huis gekruip om die rowers te verras, nadat hy en sy vrou daar aangekom het. Hy is met donshael in die boud en been geskiet toe die rowers hom gewaar het.
Tydens die skietery het ’n patroon in sy pistool vasgehaak, het Vercuil gesê.
Terwyl die man besig was om dit met sy nael uit die wapen los te woel, het een van die rowers uit die huis gekom.
Die man het die rower ’n paar tree van hom af doodgeskiet.
Die rowers het eers ná nóg ’n oor-en-weer-skietery op die vlug geslaan, maar teruggekom en hul oorlede makker weggeneem nadat die buurman en die egpaar op Hlobane gaan hulp soek het.
Albei die Du Plessis-egpaar se voertuie het op die grasperk voor hul huis gestaan en was gelaai met die rowers se buit toe die buurman daar aangekom het.
10-19-2007, 02:33 AM #1483
Moordsaak hervat nadat dit weens ‘glipsie’ uitgegooi is
’n Verpletterde ouerpaar van Birchleigh-Noord in Kempton Park het ’n roosboom geplant waar hul lieflingdogter aan die vooraand van haar 27ste verjaardag in ’n kaping voor haar ouerhuis doodgeskiet is.
Maar vandeesweek teister die smart van daardie nag twee jaar gelede hulle opnuut terwyl die verhoor van die vermeende moordenaar van me. Christine Walker – wat verlede jaar weens ’n “glipsie” uit die hof gegooi is – nou van vóór af begin het.
“Al die sielkundige hulp en dinge waardeur ons gegaan het om haar dood te probeer verwerk, beteken nou niks. Alles is oopgekrap en vars in ons geheue,” het haar pa, mnr. Errol Walker, gister in die Johannesburgse hooggeregshof vertel.
Die paar het Dinsdag die eerste keer getuig en, met hul hande ineengevleg, gister se verrigtinge angstig aanskou.
Christine, een van hul tweelingdogters, is op 23 September 2005 in hul oprit uit haar motor geruk en geskiet.
Haar ouers het haar met ’n skietwond in die kop op die sypaadjie gekry. Sy is later die nag breindood verklaar.
En tot die Walkers se afgryse is dié saak in Augustus verlede jaar weens ’n “kommunikasieprobleem” tussen die aanklaer en die hofskakelbeampte van die rol geskrap.
Die dossier kon dié dag nie opgespoor word nie. Hoewel net vir uitstel gevra moes word, het die fout daartoe gelei dat die beskuldigde, mnr. Richard Mathabane van Ivory Park, vrygelaat is.
Mathabane, sowel as mnr. Bongani Khumalo, die tweede beskuldigde, wat toe voortvlugtig was, is eers weer op 17 Maart in hegtenis geneem.
“Dit is onaanvaarbaar dat die stelsel wat mý moet beskerm, toegelaat het dat hofdokumente só misplaas word.
“Dit is eintlik goed ek kon nooit die aanklaer in die hande kry nie. Ek dink ek sou hom aangerand het,” het mnr. Walker gesê.
Hulle het hard gebid dat die saak weer op die rol moet kom, vertel sy vrou, Miems.
“Maar ons het steeds geen berusting nie. Ek kan nie vir jou vertel hoe mís ons daai kind nie,” het sy gesnik.
Boonop het hulle geen gemoedsrus nie, het sy gesê.
“Ek is nou nog bevrees by my huis. En as ek hulle (die beskuldigdes) net sién, word ek bang. Ek weet mos waartoe hulle in staat is.”
Daar is een ding wat haar pa “hierdeur dwíng”: die gevoel dat hy Christine in die steek gelaat het.
“Ek kon haar nie by ons huis beskerm nie. Maar al is dit ook die laaste ding wat ek vir haar doen, sál ek dié saak deursien,” het Walker gesê.
10-19-2007, 03:55 AM #1484
Egpaar aangeval voor hul kafee
’n Kafee in Môrewag se eienaar en sy vrou is Saterdag omstreeks 21:05 deur rowers aangeval en geskiet. Mnr. Manuel Domingos en sy vrou, Amanda, is buite hul kafee, etlike minute nadat hul die kafee gesluit het, beroof en beseer.
Domingos het glo die kafee gesluit en met ’n sak, waarin sowat R7 000 en lugtyd van nagenoeg R3 000 was, na hul bakkie gestap. Mev. Domingos het die deur aan die bestuurderskant van die bakkie oopgesluit, terwyl mnr. Domingos by die passasierskant wou inklim.
’n Onbekende aantal rowers het twee skote op hom afgevuur. Hy is in die regterskouer en die sleutelbeen getref. Een van die aanvallers het mev. Domingos aangeval en sy is bebloed agtergelaat.
Die rowers het laat spaander met die sak met kontant en lugtyd in.
Mev. Domingos kon, hoewel sy baie gebloei het, darem die kafee weer oopsluit om die paniekknoppie te aktiveer.
Sy was erg geskok en kon nie ’n beskrywing van die aanvallers/rowers gee nie.
Die ambulans, polisie en sekuriteitsdienste was vinnig op die toneel en die egpaar is in die Kroon-hospitaal opgeneem.
Die egpaar is albei in ’n stabiele toestand en geen inhegtenisneming is al gemaak nie. Enigiemand wat die polisie kan help met inligting, kan die ondersoekbeampte insp. Jeremy Jonker by 083-454-9481 bel.
10-19-2007, 04:14 AM #1485
10-19-2007, 04:17 AM #1486
'Name the crime, we've had it'
Pretoria - Lynwood Manor residents took the law into their own hands after a spate of violent crimes, by erecting their own barriers to streets going in and out of the neighbourhood.
News24 on Thursday learnt that the residents would also be taking Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality to court.
"The mood is tense," said Lynwood Manor resident, Dr Kevin Gast. "When you have toddlers shot and woman raped and tortured the mood is very tense."
Metro Police tried to stop the residents after they erected barriers made from tin drums, to control traffic coming into the streets.
"We've applied to the municipality for some form of assistance more than ten years ago," said Gast. "We adhered to the letter to every rule in the book with no response whatsoever."
Good relationship with cops
While Gast said they had a good relationship with the police and the Metro Police, the community had had enough after two murders, one attempted murder and one armed robbery incident - all within 5 days, according to a report in Beeld.
"We've had so many murders, robberies, attempted murders in our area in the last few months that it's actually quite appalling," said Gast.
"I mean we've had toddlers shot, we've had old people mutilated with crow bars, we've had people murdered, we've had break-ins... You name it we've had it."
Gast said the drum barriers, manned by private security guards, were there to prevent further bloodshed.
Gast himself had been a victim of crime five times in three years, in one incident even being a victim of an armed hostage situation.
About 70 residents, out of 110, were part of a resident association that paid for the guards at the barricaded streets.
Tensions escalated in Lynwood Manor after Kathy Odendaal, 51, was assaulted, robbed, raped and shot dead in her home on Tuesday afternoon, just a few houses away from where a three-year-old girl was shot in the back in a robbery on Saturday night.
News24 was unable to get a comment from Metro Police on Thursday afternoon.
The residents have applied for an urgent application to have the court sanction their application to have their area legally blocked off.
10-19-2007, 07:01 AM #1487
Man held for murder of ex-journalist
A 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of a former crime journalist, police said on Friday.
Pietermaritzburg police spokesperson Inspector Joey Jeevan said the man was questioned on Wednesday and formally arrested on Thursday.
"He is expected to appear in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate's Court on Friday," she said.
Elaine Anderson -- a former crime reporter for the Witness newspaper -- was leaving church in her car last Sunday when she was confronted by two armed men in Otto's Bluff Road.
After shooting Anderson, the men then attempted to hijack another vehicle further down the road.
The driver of the car, Patricia Kippen, had also just been to church and was shot twice in the head.
Despite being shot, Kippen, tried to drive away but drove into a ditch.
Anderson had been shot twice and was declared dead at the scene.
Kippen was rushed to hospital on a ventilator but she died shortly after arrival.
The Witness newspaper said it was "very shocked" to hear about Anderson's death.
"She was a very nice person and very involved in her community. She was one of those people that other people turned to for help," an editorial staff member said at the time.
It is unclear whether the man would face charges for both the killings.
Jeevan said more arrests were expected.
10-19-2007, 07:09 AM #1488
Friends, family in shock after shooting rampage, arrest of former EL man
THE man arrested for killing a motorist and injuring two others during a 40-minute shooting rampage through the streets of Port Elizabeth on Wednesday will appear in court on Monday.
Steven Romer, 50, formerly of East London, is in police custody after a shooting spree that left 41-year-old Gavin du Mont dead and Karen Heuer, 27, and Ernest Janse, 56, in a serious condition in Greenacres Hospital.
Heuer has since had her bottom jaw reconstructed and wired shut, and is only able to communicate with friends and family through notes, while Janse has had a bullet, lodged against an artery, removed. He is in stable condition in high care.
Romer was arrested after members of the Port Elizabeth flying squad surrounded his red Mazda MX6 – with bullet holes through the windscreen and a shot-out passenger window – after a high-speed chase through Newton Park that ended in Linkside, at the corner of Carnoustie and Wychwood streets.
Romer was found in possession of a magnum .45 firearm, which was on his lap when police arrested him.
Family contacted by The Herald yesterday – including his former wife, who has subsequently remarried – did not want to comment.
“This is a very difficult time and we don‘t want to speak to anyone right now,” a relative said.
Friends and former colleagues of Romer, none of whom wanted to be named, have expressed shock and dismay over the shootings.
Some, however, said they were not surprised, describing the past two years of his life as “spiralling out of control”.
They said Romer, who had worked as the general sales manager for the Automall Tata dealership in East London since it opened in 2005, apparently lost his job there last year after arriving at work drunk on numerous occasions.
“Some will say that it all started when he began having marital problems, because that‘s when he started drinking heavily,” said one of his former colleagues.
Another colleague described him as an avid hunter, who used to keep his hunting rifle at work as “he did not have a lock-up safe at home”.
Romer was also apparently involved in a motor vehicle accident last year where he rolled a Nissan and broke his hip, causing him to be hospitalised for a couple of months.
“He was also institutionalised for depression after he lost his job,” said a colleague.
Romer apparently decided to move to Port Elizabeth a few months ago as his son, who owns an IT company, now lives here and he wanted to try to sort his life out and start afresh.
He also has two daughters, aged 23 and 26, who live in East London.
Romer first stayed with his cousin Gary Romer, who often went hunting with him, before moving into a cottage in Seaview.
Romer‘s court appearance was postponed as his defence attorney, Danie Oelofse, was out of town and would only be able to meet with Romer today.
Heuer‘s father, Tyrone Gower, said last night that doctors had told him his daughter was lucky to be alive.
“The bullet missed all the vital arteries and there was no nerve damage,” he said.
Heuer underwent a four-hour operation on Wednesday evening to reconstruct her jaw and have a metal plate placed in it.
Gower said his daughter would require eight months of repeat operations, with some reconstructive surgery required to remove the scars from her jaw. However, doctors had said she would make a full recovery.
“Karen says that all she remembers is the shooter being next to her, she heard the blast and knew that she had been shot,” Gower said.
“All she said was, ‘Lord help me‘. A man came to her aid and called the police and ambulance.”
Ironically, Gower said he knew the man arrested for the shooting – he and Romer had both worked in used car sales in East London.
“I didn‘t know him well, but we had mutual friends.”
“I forgive him. There is something wrong in him and I pray that he does come right. He will, however, have to bear the consequences.”
Heuer‘s son, who lives with her ex-husband in East London, has not yet visited his mother as family members feel it would traumatise the six-year-old boy.
Police have asked anyone who might have been fired at during the shooting spree on Wednesday to contact the investigating officer Captain Deon Marais on 082-442 1459.
10-19-2007, 07:16 AM #1489
I hate him, widow says of man who shot down husband
THE heartbroken widow of the man gunned down during a deadly shooting spree in Port Elizabeth on Wednesday said yesterday she was unable to come to terms with losing her husband of two months.
“I hate him (the killer) for what he has done, but I know that it won‘t bring my man back.”
Steven Romer, 50, is due to appear in court on Monday in connection with the rampage, which left Gavin du Mont, 41, dead and two others seriously injured.
Speaking from a family friend‘s home in Kabega Park last night, a sedated Millie du Mont, 26, said: “He was a great man who always made light of even the worst of situations.”
She said that 20 minutes before the shooting took place, she had been talking and joking with her husband on the phone.
Family members said Du Mont, who worked as a private subcontractor in the building industry, had been liked by all who knew him and that he had “worshipped the ground Millie walked on”.
“It‘s a terrible shock. We are still coming to terms with what has happened,” said close friend Margie Williams. “They had the most wonderful wedding, you have never seen two people more in love. This has been devastating.”
She said condolences had been flooding in to the family “Everyone has been there for Millie, we thank all those who have helped us in our time of need.”
Millie‘s brother-in-law, Brian Williams, said: “We feel sorry for him (the killer), we know that we should show compassion but it‘s very hard to at this time.
“He is not well, but he has to live with what he has done for the rest of his life. If they give that man bail, it will show that things are very wrong in South Africa.”
Du Mont also leaves three teenagers from a previous marriage.
10-19-2007, 09:21 AM #1490
Man spring dood wéér vry
STELLENBOSCH. – Dit is die tweede keer in bietjie meer as ’n jaar dat ’n inwoner van Onder-Papegaaiberg die dood vrygespring het. Die eerste keer is hy in sy huis oorval. Dié keer is hy op ’n bekende staproete aangeval.
Mnr. Klaus Zöllner (52) het gister met ’n bebloede kop vertel hoe hy onverwags langs ’n staproete deur ’n man beroof en met ’n klip oor die kop geslaan is.
Omstreeks 09:15 het ’n jong man voor Zöllner in die paadjie van die Wingerdstaproete met hande omhoog gespring. Zöllner, wat op pad terug huis toe gedraf het, het gestop toe die man onverwags agter ’n olyfboom voor hom kom staan het. “Die man het albei sy hande omhoog gehou en my gestop. Al wat hy gesê het, was: ‘Ek wil jou skoene hê.’ ”
Volgens Zöllner het die man ’n knipmes vasgehou. “Ek het probeer om met die man te onderhandel, om diplomaties te wees, maar hy het bly sê ‘ek soek jou skoene’.
“Ek het my tekkies uitgetrek en vir hom gevra om my nie met die mes te steek nie.”
Dit was egter nie die laaste eis wat die man gemaak het nie. “Nadat ek vir hom my tekkies gegee het, wou hy my trouring, horlosie en oefenbroek gehad het,” het Zöllner vertel.
Zöllner het gesukkel om die ring van sy vinger af te haal. “Dis toe dat die man ’n klip optel en teen my kop gooi. Hy het my ook met die hand wat die mes vasgehou het, geslaan. Ek het my ring en horlosie vir hom gegee en toe weggekom.”
Met ’n bebloede lyf het Zöllner onmiddellik die polisie gebel toe hy by die huis aankom.
“Die polisie het egter eers ná ’n uur en 25 minute opgedaag,” het hy gesê.
In Augustus verlede jaar het mans by Zöllner se huis in Bokmakieriestraat ingebreek.
“Ek kan boeke skryf van al die misdade wat die laaste paar jare hier in Onder-Papegaaiberg plaasvind. Dis iets vreesliks.”
Gevra of hy paniekbevange tydens die voorval was, het hy gesê: “Nee, snaaks, ek was heel rustig gewees. Die hele besigheid vang my nou eers. Ek is woedend. Ek weet hoe lank dit nou in my kop gaan wees. Die vorige aanval het lank geneem om oor te kom. Dit is baie traumaties.”
Volgens sr.supt Billy Jones, ’n polisiewoordvoerder, is ’n saak van roof geop
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