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02-26-2010, 02:55 AM #5671
Kapers ry drie uur lank met man in motor
Kapers het eergister sowat drie uur lank met ’n man van Centurion rondgery nadat hulle blou ligte en ’n polisie ID-kaart gebruik het om hom te kaap.
Mnr. Kyle Goncalves het gister aan mnr. André Snyman van die teenmisdaadveldtog e-blockwatch vertel hoe drie mans, in ’n wit dubbelkajuit-bakkie met blou ligte op die paneelbord en voor by die ligte, hom in Lochnerstraat, Raslouw, langs Centurion, gekaap het.
Goncalves het vertel hy was omstreeks 20:42 in sy VW Golf 6 op pad huis toe toe ’n voertuig langs hom ingetrek en ’n man in ’n polisiebaadjie, -broek en -stewels langs hom met sy pistool en ’n ID-kaart gewys het hy moet aftrek.
“Ek het afgetrek omdat ek oortuig was hulle is polisiebeamptes. Die man het gesê: ‘Klim uit, klim uit’, en sy pistool uitgehaal en dit oorgehaal,” het hy gesê.
Hy is agter in sy motor gegooi en daar is op hom geskreeu om plat te lê, want dit is ’n kaping.
“Hulle het gevra: ‘Waar is die Tracker, where is the panic, where is the panic of ons skiet jou’, en toe haal al die mans hul wapens oor en slaan my teen die kop.”
Sowat 25 minute later het hulle by ’n plakkerskamp stilgehou waar twee of drie ander motors stilgehou en mense sy motor uitmekaar begin haal het.
Hulle het later ’n sak oor sy kop getrek en hom agter in ’n ander motor gegooi. “Die mans in dié motor het gesê ek hoef nie bekommerd te wees nie, hulle is net die drop-off en ek is veilig. Ons het vir seker nog 30 minute gery tot by Proklamasieheuwel, waar hulle die sak van my kop af gehaal en gesê het ek moet nie na hulle kyk nie, want dan gaan hulle my skiet.”
Kapt. Agnus Huma, polisiewoordvoerder, het die voorval bevestig en gesê hulle ondersoek of dit wel polisiebeamptes was wat Goncalves gekaap het. Sy het gesê volgens Goncalves se verklaring het die mans met ’n Nigeriese aksent gepraat.
Goncalves wou nie self met Beeld praat nie.
E-blockwatch het ’n ruk gelede met ’n Police the police-veldtog begin om gesprekke in sulke gevalle op te neem deurdat mense ’n nommer bel wanneer hulle onder verdagte omstandighede afgetrek of voorgekeer word.
In die geval het Goncalves nie die spesiale e-blockwatch-nommer gebel toe hy afgetrek is nie, maar het hy net nadat hy vrygelaat is met Snyman gepraat. Dié gesprek is opgeneem en kan gehoor word hieronder.
Snyman sê dié veldtog behels dat mense die gesprek tussen hulle en polisiebeamptes opneem deur ’n nommer te skakel. “Dit is begin om die polisie verantwoordelik te hou vir hul dade.”
Die opname gaan dadelik na ’n databasis en vier ander mense deur sodra die oproep beëindig word. “Sedert die veldtog begin is, het duisende mense al geregistreer. Dit kan ook gebruik word om die polisie te prys as hulle iets goeds doen,” sê Snyman.
02-26-2010, 02:58 AM #5672
3 vas nadat hulle met AK47 op polisie skiet
Drie mans wat glo gisteroggend by die Fonteinesirkel in Pretoria met ’n AK47-aanvalsgeweer op ’n polisievoertuig geskiet het, is ná ’n wilde jaagtog aangekeer.
Die polisievoertuig se voorruit en ’n spieëltjie is flenters geskiet en dit is ook aan die linkervoorkant getref, maar nie een van die twee insittendes is getref nie.
Kapt. Colette Weilbach, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê drie mans het net voor 09:00 in ’n wit Volkswagen Jetta in Duncanstraat in Hatfield afgery toe ’n inspekteur en ’n konstabel van die polisie se snelreaksie-eenheid hulle opgemerk het.
“Die polisie het die voertuig agtervolg en in George Storrarrylaan het die polisiebeamptes hul blou lig aangeskakel en beduie die voertuig moet van die pad trek.
“Die Jetta het stadiger begin ry en toe by die Fonteinesirkel stilgehou,” het sy gesê.
“Die voorste passasier het halflyf by sy venster uitgehang en met ’n AK47 op die polisie losgebrand.
“Die polisie het teruggeskiet, maar was baie meer versigtig omdat dit nog spitsverkeer was.”
Weilbach het gesê die Jetta het in ’n suidelike rigting op die R21 gejaag met die polisie agterna.
“Hulle het hulp ontbied en die Pretoria-honde-eenheid, die polisie se lugvleuel en die Brooklyn- en die Sunny-side-polisiekantoor het gereageer.
“In Elephantweg in Monumentpark in Pretoria het die polisie die Jetta verloor, maar die polisiehelikopter het dit vinnig weer opgespoor toe die verdagtes in ’n noordelike rigting op die R21-pad gejaag het.”
Weilbach het gesê die Jetta het by Fort Klapperkop ingery waar die insittendes uitgespring en die bosse ingehardloop het.
Die polisiehond Rex het een van die mans aangekeer en polisiebeamptes die ander twee.
Die polisie het daarna byna vyf uur lank na die AK47 gesoek totdat hulle dit en ’n 9 mm-pistool in digte bosse teen die koppie gekry het.
Volgens Weilbach is die gearresteerdes in hul 20’s en kom hulle van Tembisa aan die Oos-Rand
“Die polisie ondersoek ’n klag van poging tot moord en die besit van ’n onwettige vuurwapen. Die verdagtes sal binnekort in die hof verskyn.”
02-26-2010, 03:00 AM #5673
Welkom. – ’n Boer is in ’n ernstige toestand in die hospitaal nadat hy, sy vrou, dogter en ’n plaaswerker deur agt gewapende mans oorval en beroof is.
Mnr. Kerneels Cronjé (83) het veelvuldige beserings aan sy gesig en kop opgedoen toe hy by ’n beeskraal op die plaas met ’n stomp voorwerp, vermoedelik ’n ysterpyp, aangerand is.
Kapt. Stephen Thakeng, polisiewoordvoerder, sê agt mans met ’n geel Isuzu-bakkie het gister omstreeks 12:00 op die plaas Doornlaagte, 5 km buite Welkom, aangekom en voorgegee hulle wil beeste koop.
Cronjé en een van die plaaswerkers, mnr. David Mei (30), is saam met die mans na die kraal langs die plaashuis. Daar is die twee oorval, aangerand en vasgemaak.
Hulle is by die beeskraal gelaat terwyl die aanvallers na die huis is waar mev. Anna Cronjé (85) en haar dogter, Petro (53), oorval, aangerand en vasgebind is.
Van die rowers is toe terug na die kraal om Cronjé te gaan haal.
Terwyl Mei alleen was, het hy hom losgewoel en na ’n buurplaas gehardloop van waar die polisie ontbied is.
Die rowers, wat met drie handwapens gewapen was, het intussen ’n sleutel van die brandkluis in die huis gekry en twee pistole en ’n bedrag geld uit die Cronjés se kluis gebuit.
Hulle het daarna in hul bakkie weggejaag.
By die polisie se aankoms kort daarna is die vasgebinde vroue in die eetkamer gekry en losgemaak.
Die erg beseerde mnr. Cronjé is in ’n ander kamer gekry.
Mev. Cronjé is vir waarneming saam met haar man per ambulans na ’n hospitaal in Welkom gebring.
02-26-2010, 04:14 AM #5674
02-26-2010, 05:32 AM #5675
Miraculous recovery after shooting
BARBERTON - Pastor Manfred Erdmann should be dead.
Ask his doctor, and he says the fact that Erdmann is alive is a miracle. "I was amazed when he walked out of the hospital after a miraculous recovery. It was so nice to see people's prayers being answered," the doctor, who would like to remain anonymous, said.
Erdmann was shot at point blank range in his stomach two-and-a-half years ago, when he came across an intruder in his backyard in the middle of the night. After an emergency operation doctors thought he was out of the woods, but he suffered a major setback when respiratory failure set in a week after the operation.
He ended up staying in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for more than six weeks and was comatose for 44 days. A miraculous recovery saw him walk out of the hospital and up the steps of church himself to continue declaring the work of God. According to his wife, Pastor Ame Erdmann, he mumbled while in ICU that, "It is the desire of my heart to meet the man who shot me and tell him there is another way." A year after he was shot, Erdmann had to return to hospital for a follow-up operation. Pastor Ame says during this procedure everything that could go wrong did, and she even phoned their daughter to return home from Dubai to say goodbye to her father. However, Erdmann was clearly not finished with his work on earth, and once again he declared in the ICU that, "I shall live and not die to declare the work of God". She says he came out of the hospital with a vengeance after another miraculous recovery.
According to Erdmann, one can only survive something like this if you live continuously with forgiveness in your heart. "The natural thing is to want to retaliate, but you have to forgive and pray for your attacker, so your heart changes," he says. He tells how he continued with the work he was doing before the incident, but that he had to start from the basics: "I was afraid to breathe and I couldn't sit up or eat, but I pulled through on Bible thoughts and decided I could either give in or carry on." Before he was shot, Erdmann was preaching the gospel to prisoners in the Barberton maximum security facility. He continued with this work as soon as he was strong enough, and has since changed hundreds of prisoners' lives by teaching them that all things are possible with God, and giving them hope and self-confidence to carry on with their lives once they are out of prison.
Furthermore, the Erdmanns have also opened the Christian Family Church (CFC) International Bible School in Nelspruit, and had their first graduation ceremony on Friday. Thirty-two graduates received their certificates on Friday of which 26 will continue with their second year. There are also 15 new first-year students enrolled in the school.
This is only one of the projects they have started to try to make a difference in the world. "There is too much hate in the world. Bad things happen and good people aren't doing anything about it. You have to do whatever you can to make a difference," said Erdmann.
When asked what the message is that he wants to convey to the world he says, "I believe that God has created me and I can do anything through His strength." Not even a bullet in the stomach will stop him.
02-26-2010, 05:54 AM #5676
Teenagers photographed by stranger
NELSPRUIT - A 16-year-old girl lives in fear after she was photographed by a man in Riverside Mall, barely a month after he had been banned from the shopping centre.
Her father confiscated the man’s camera and was horrified on finding more pictures of schoolgirls, of whom some were even wearing their school uniforms. He is convinced that these girls were photographed for the purposes of human trafficking. The suspect has been identified as Mr Vusi Ndabezita (25). He appeared in court on a case of, among others, trespassing and has been released on warning. The case has been postponed until March 9.
Lowvelder visited the girl, who may not be identified because she is underage, and her distraught parents on Wednesday. She and three girlfriends and a male friend went to the Mall as usual on February 13. "They go regularly over weekends to have a bite and catch a movie," her father said. Her mother added that this had been the first time the group of friends went to the Mall without parental supervision.
They were walking around Entrance 4 when they saw a bright light from a camera’s flash. Ndabezita allegedly approached them and showed the friends the photo he had just taken. The girl whom he had photographed grabbed the camera from him and demanded he delete the picture. A second man then apparently grabbed her by the arm and indicated to a third, "that she was the one they wanted." The girl was hysterical and phoned her father. "I told her to go to a safe place upon which they went to Exclusive Books," her father said.
He rushed to the Mall where he found the suspect in Magic Company near Nu Metro. "I took him by the arm and asked him to accompany me to the security. On our way, he threw his bag down and challenged me to a fight," her father recalled. He managed to confiscate Ndabezita’s camera and discovered a picture of his daughter on it. "There were more photos of schoolgirls, and some were dressed in their uniforms," he added. "What disgusted me more, was that I found a video camera and female condoms in his bag."
Her father praised the security officials for their professionalism. "The suspect was handcuffed and taken to a room where we waited three hours for the police to arrive."
They all went to the police station where the girl’s father laid a charge of invasion of privacy. "The suspect and I had to sit around the same table and he attempted to look at the statement I had been writing," he said.
Ms Andrea de Wit of Riverside Mall, on enquiry said that Ndabezita had been asked to leave the Mall and was given a banning order on January 19 for continuously photographing various storefronts, despite warnings from their security personnel. "Our security personnel deleted the photos from his camera and issued him with a banning order. The suspect was not arrested on this occasion, and no charges were laid by Riverside Mall."
She claimed that their security manager contacted the police station to obtain the case number for their records, but that he was informed that the family had decided not to open a case. Insp Dawie Pretorius, spokes-man for Nelspruit police, however,
confirmed the incident and added that the suspect has appeared in court and that the case has been postponed to March 9.
"Our daughter and her friends were terrified and they did not want to return to school that Monday. Their freedom has been taken away," her father said and added that he now has to accompany her to extra-curricular activities.
He is convinced that his daughter was photographed for human trafficking purposes as we are nearing the Soccer World Cup. "It is a reality which is not restricted to movies and parents need to be warned." His daughter does not want to go the Mall again and her parents plan to entertain her and her friends at home in the future. "We would like to advise other parents to do the same," he concluded.
02-28-2010, 06:11 AM #5677
Hy wou help en toe skiet kaper hom
‘My Pappa. Ek is só lief vir Pappa, want Pappa is so liefdevol, so geduldig met my, sorg elke dag vir my.”
So het Stella van Niekerk (11) in ’n briefie afskeid geneem van haar pa, Pieter (40), wat eergister in Springs, aan die Oos-Rand, doodgeskiet is toe hy kapingslagoffers wou help.
By Beeld se besoek gister aan Van Niekerk se familie het sy ander dogter, Landi (6), in ’n sagte stemmetjie vertel hoe die mans haar pa doodgeskiet het.
“Hy wou ander mense help, maar toe skiet hulle hom ses keer,” sê sy.
Van Niekerk en sy verloofde, me. Madeleine Cole (45), was omstreeks 20:00 op pad na haar huis in Springs toe hulle ’n vrou in Retiefstraat, Geduld, sien hardloop en haar hoor skreeu het: “Help! Help!” Die kapers het weggehardloop en Van Niekerk het een in sy motor agternagesit.
“Hy het langs die man stilgehou en geskreeu: ‘Wat de f** doen jy?’, toe draai die man om en loop tot by sy ruit en begin net skiet. Vyf van die ses skote het hom getref. Pieter het net stil gesit en ek het gedog dis vreemd, maar nou weet ek dis omdat hy in die kop getref is,” het ’n steeds geskokte Cole gister vertel.
Een van die koeëls het deur Van Niekerk getrek en haar skrams in die hand getref.
Die twee sou gister saam by sy ma se huis ingetrek het.
Cole kon daarin slaag om uit die motor te spring en te vlug. Toe sy egter omdraai, het sy gesien hoe die man Van Niekerk uit die motor trek en daarmee wegjaag. Hy het toe nog gelewe.
Paramedici het nog sowat 15 minute nadat hulle op die toneel aangekom het vergeefs probeer om hom te red.
“Pappa is die toonbeeld van God se liefde en genade. ’n Beter pa sal ek nêrens in die lewe kry nie. Dankie dat Pappa my pappa is. Stella. Het Pappa baie lief,” lui sy dogtertjie se briefie, vol klein hartjies geteken.
Van Niekerk se geskokte ma, Doreen (87), het gister in trane vertel hoe sy haar liefdevolle seun – die jongste van haar 16 kinders – gaan mis.
“Ek gaan alles van hom mis, veral in die aande. Hy het alles om die huis gedoen en het nog gister die heining reggemaak,” het sy snikkend vertel.
Van Niekerk se broer, Pieter, het gesê hulle neem hom nie kwalik omdat hy mense wou help nie.
“Dit is hoe hy was. Hy wou altyd help en het nie geskroom om jou te help nie. Ons is baie kwaad.”
Insp. Tommy Tomlinson, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê niemand is nog in hegtenis geneem nie.
02-28-2010, 06:14 AM #5678
‘Sterk knape’ slaan man (69) met houtpiksteel
Twee gewapende rowers is minder as ’n halfuur nadat hulle ’n man by sy dogter se huis in Gezina, Pretoria, met ’n piksteel toegetakel en beroof het, in Eersterust in die ooste van Pretoria aangekeer.
Die verdagtes is deur lede van die Sunnyside-triotaakspan, die Moot-, en die Eersterust-polisie aangekeer.
Nóg twee rowers het weggekom.
Mnr. Leon Pistorius (69) is met ’n houtpiksteel op die kop geslaan en die rowers het sy arms stukkend gekrap en hom erg gekneus.
Pistorius het gesê hy het gister net voor 13:00 by sy dogter, mev. Heidie van Gass, se huis aangekom om sy kleinseun, Werner (9), op te laai.
“Toe ek by die huis aankom het ek ’n wit Renault Clio in die oprit gesien en gedink dit is dalk een van my dogter se vriende se voertuig. Die hek was op ’n skrefie oop en ek het met my groot pens daardeur gesukkel,” het Pistorius gesê.
Terwyl hy by die erf ingestap het, het hy mans by die motorhuis se deur met ’n piksteel gesien sukkel en gedog daar is weer probleme met die krag en dat die deur nie kan oopgaan nie.
In daardie stadium het die rowers reeds deur die agterdeur by die huis ingebreek.
Pistorius het gesê hy het hom by die voordeur ingelaat en toe deur die huis na die motorhuis gestap. Toe hy daar kom was die motorhuis oop en het hy die rowers gevra: “Wat de hel doen julle hier?
“Hulle was sterk knape en het my aan my arms gegryp,” het Pistorius vertel.
Hulle het hom van R2 080, sy horlosie en selfoon beroof.
“Hulle het gesê ek moet stil lê of hulle skiet my dood, maar ek het nie ’n vuurwapen gesien nie. Toe slaan hulle my met die piksteel op die kop.
“Daarna het hulle alles uit die huis gedra. Toe dit stil word het ek opgestaan en die noodknoppie begin soek.”
Die rowers is met sy bakkie en die Clio weg.
Van Gass se bure het haar intussen laat weet haar hek en motorhuis staan oop en sy het dadelik ’n polisievriendin gebel.
Kort daarna het ’n lid van die Sunnyside-triotaakspan in Stormvoëlweg naby Eersterust die bakkie opgemerk en agternagesit. In Isaaclaan het die verdagtes uit die bakkie gespring en probeer weghardloop, maar albei is aangekeer met die hulp van die gemeenskap.
Konst. Sam Shibambo, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê die polisie ondersoek ’n klag van huisroof, aanranding en diefstal. Die verdagtes is oorspronklik van Mamelodi naby Eersterust.
Die meeste van die gesteelde goedere én Pistorius se bakkie is teruggekry.
02-28-2010, 06:18 AM #5679
Arrest made in Sun City murder
Johannesburg - Police arrested a man for the murder of a Sun City employee after positive fingerprint matches, Northwest police said on Saturday.
"The suspect's fingerprints match those found on the crime scene," said Superintendent Lesego Metsi.
The 28-year-old was arrested in Bothaville in the Free State on Friday night. He was employed by a gardening services company which worked for Sun City.
He is positively linked with the murder of Sun City employee Colleen van Eck, age 59, last Sunday. She was beaten, strangled and apparently thrown against the wall in her flat in the Northwest resort's employee compound.
It is unclear how he gained access to Van Eck's flat, Metsie said.
Four people were arrested in possession of Van Eck's cellphone in Ledig, a town near Sun City.
They appeared briefly in court and were released on a warning to appear in court later. No evidence was found linking them directly to the murder.
Their arrest however lead directly to the arrest of the man in Bothaville, Metsi said.
He also had a stolen cellphone which was not connected to the murder.
It is uncertain if anything other than Van Eck's cellphone was stolen because she lived alone, Metsi said.
Northwest public safety MEC Howard Yawa commended the police "for a breakthrough in the investigation."
The man will appear in the Mogwase Magistrate's Court on Monday on a charge of murder.
New developments in Sun City murder case
Police arrested a man for the murder of a Sun City employee after positive fingerprint matches, Northwest police said on Saturday.
02-28-2010, 06:19 AM #5680
We live in a country where the crime rate is high and horror stories are on many newspaper front pages. We read of guard dogs that are poisoned or people lured away from home by means of some elaborate scheme.
To people living in the big cities, much of the following is already second nature. Just see it as a refresher course. And remember, you need to slip up just once to become a target. Be on your guard.
Be ATM-wise. Don't draw large sums of cash in view of strangers. Don't get involved in conversations with anyone at ATMs – a request for assistance is often a prelude to being robbed. Avoid deserted ATMs at night and try not to go alone to an ATM machine. Never count money in the street. It might be worth your while to drive around until you find one where there is a security guard on duty. ATMs inside bank buildings or in shops are much safer than ones on the streets.
Hide your briefcase. Driving around with a wallet or a briefcase on the passenger seat is inviting a smash-and-grab incident. Put it out of sight, either in the boot or under the seat. The same goes for handbags or shopping bags.
Lock your car. Whether you're in it or not, it is a good idea always to keep the doors locked and windows closed. Most city dwellers do this automatically, but if you're visiting from out of town, you might not realise how crucial this is. It has been known to happen that strangers get into cars at traffic lights or nab things out of unlocked cars - even if you have only stopped for two minutes to post a letter. Leave nothing in your car, empty the cubbyhole and leave it open so that prospective robbers can see there's nothing in there.
Invest in armed response. A sign in front of your house naming your alarm company and armed response company will put off many a prospective burglar. There are those who are expert enough to circumvent any security system, but this does not include the chancers wandering around the neighbourhood. Test your alarm regularly and make sure that the telephone or radio connection to the security company is working properly.
Don't employ anyone off the street. OK, your gardener's been on leave for three weeks and the place is a jungle, so no wonder you're tempted by the jobseeker at the gate. Just don't do it. Only take people who have come through personal recommendation or who have contactable references. It's hard on honest people who are really just trying to make a living, but you simply cannot take the chance. Not even in small towns.
Be aware of your surroundings. Get into the habit of checking who is in your vicinity when you are walking in the street. Or when you get home at night. If there are unknown people lurking in your street, drive past, but don't open your gates while they are still there. Wait until the street is clear, and then go into your home. Be aware of strangers in the vicinity. And don't talk on your cellphone in the street if at all possible.
Things that go bump in the night. If you hear a noise in the house at night, for heaven's sake don't investigate on your own. Get out if you can and summon help. A cellphone next to your bed is always a good idea, especially if you predial the emergency number. Have a portable panic button at hand. Security gates on your bedroom door may also be an idea, especially if you live in a high-crime area, or on a farm or smallholding.
All that glitters. Avoid wearing expensive jewellery when in public places such as shopping centres. Like very expensive watches or cellphones, it will make you a target of muggers. In short, hide the bling. Really fancy cars can also attract unwanted attention.