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04-21-2010, 05:03 AM #6221
'Dis of sy nou eers besef haar broer is dood'
Klerksdorp. – “Ek verwyt nie. Ek blameer nie my kind nie. Sy bly my meisiekind en het my nodig.”
So sê die ma van die 12-jarige meisie wat glo haar broer (11) op 28 Maart op haar oom se hoewe in Wesselsstraat doodgeskiet het.
Die meisie het verlede week weer in die hof verskyn en daar word gewag op ’n bed in ’n psi-giatriese hospitaal vir haar waar sy sowat ’n maand lank vir sielkundige waarneming sal bly.
Volgens die kind se ma, wat nie geïdentifiseer mag word nie om haar minderjarige kind se identiteit te beskerm, kry die familie bitter swaar.
Die meisie word daarvan beskuldig dat sy haar broer glo tydens ’n rusie met haar oom se .22-geweer geskiet het. Hy is twee dae later in die plaaslike staatshospitaal dood.
“Sy het Sondag ’n vreeslike uitbarsting gehad en gehuil en geskree. Dit is asof sy nou eers besef haar broer is werklik dood. Hulle was soos ’n siamese tweeling. Sy mis hom vreeslik. Ek sal haar bystaan, sy is dan my dogtertjie, sy bly my meisiekind,” sê die ma.
Die kind is deur die hof in haar ouma se sorg geplaas en, sê die ma, en sy self probeer elke oomblik by haar kind wees.
“Ek het een kind verloor. Dis ’n bittere pyn. Dis asof ’n deel van jou hart weg is. Ek kan nie nog ’n kind verloor nie. Sy het nou aandag en liefde nodig. Sy is nie heeltemal normaal nie en ek weet sy sou nie aspris haar broer doodgemaak het nie. Ek het die polisie gevra om weer ’n verklaring van haar af te neem.”
Die familie het vroeër aan Beeld gesê die kind het die verstandelike vermoë van ’n tweejarige en kry glo erge epileptiese aanvalle.
“Dit gaan tans nie goed met haar nie. Sy is baie emosioneel en slaap nie goed nie. Ons wag nou dat hulle ons laat weet van die bed dat die ondersoek kan voortgaan.
Ek staan by haar. Dis swaar, ek kan dit aan niemand verduidelik nie. Soms voel dit of my seun enige oomblik nog by die deur gaan instap. Dan besef ek weer hy kom nooit terug nie. Maar nou moet ek na my meisiekind omsien,” sê die ma.
04-21-2010, 05:07 AM #6222
‘Minister slaan toe op boere, maar ignoreer myne’
Die minister van waterwese en omgewingsake het tot dusver nog net toegeslaan op “gulsige boere” wat water gebruik om voedsel te produseer, maar sy ignoreer onwettige myne en wanfunksionele rioolaanlegte.
So het mnr. Louis Meintjies, voorsitter van die Nasionale Waterforum, eergister gesê in reaksie op me. Buyelwa Sonjica, die minister, se toespraak oor haar begrotingsrede verlede week in die parlement.
Meintjies het gesê Sonjica se begrotingsrede weerspieël nie die kennis en insig wat ’n mens van ’n ervare minister verwag nie.
Hy het daarop gewys dat sy sedert 2004 al in die kabinet is.
Sy was eers minister van waterwese, toe van minerale en energie en nou weer van waterwese en omgewingsake.
“Sy behoort dus ’n uitstekende insig in die land se waterprobleme te hê, maar sy laat nog toe dat onwet-tige myne en rioolaanlegte die land se waterbronne besoedel.
“Sy behoort goed te weet hoe onwettige mynbou ons waterbronne raak en dat dit voedsel-sekerheid bedreig,” het Meintjies gesê.
“Die minister laat toe dat ons waterbronne onregmatig, opsetlik of weens nalatigheid besoedel word. Haar grootste sukses tot dusver was om gulsige boere te vervolg.”
Hy het gewaarsku as Sonjica nie spoedig teen onwettige myne en plaaslike owerhede met wanfunksionele rioolaanlegte optree nie, kan hongersnood en siektes Suid-Afrika in die gesig staar.
Sonjica moet volgens Meintjies ophou om beplanningsessies en konferensies te hou en verskonings uit te dink. Sy moet nou die oorsaak van die probleme by die bron pak en oplos.
“Die minister se vermoë word gemeet aan ons waterbronne se gehalte en nie aan die hoeveelheid konferensies, werksessies en dokumente nie.”
Sonjica het in haar begrotingsrede gesê haar departement kort minstens R100miljard om Suid-Afrika se waterprobleme op te los, maar kry net R26,7 miljard.
04-21-2010, 05:09 AM #6223
Rowers teiken huise in Durbanville
Kaapstad - Drie rowers wat verbind word met ’n vlaag huisbrake in Durbanville word deur die polisie as “geleentheidsrowers” bestempel.
Sers. Bernice Laäs-Bezuidenhout, ’n polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê die drie mans word met twee huisbrake Sondagaand en twee huisbrake op Dinsdag 6 April verbind.
Die modus operandi was dieselfde en huise in dieselfde gebied in Kenridge was in die visier.
Sondag om 21:45 is ’n bejaarde egpaar in hul huis in Van der Stellaan beroof deur drie rowers wat toegang deur ’n oop slaapkamervenster verkry het.
Die 71-jarige vrou het gister gesê sy en haar 72-jarige man het TV gekyk toe die mans die huis binnegekom het. Hulle het die elektriese toegangshek met ’n skroewedraaier oopgedwing en deur die kamervenster geklim.
Laäs-Bezuidenhout het gesê hulle het met twee selfone en juweliersware ter waarde van R10 000 gevlug. Die egpaar verkies om anoniem te bly.
Sondag omstreeks 23:00 is ’n vrou in haar huis in Tafelberglaan deur vermoedelik dieselfde drie mans beroof. Hier het hulle ’n skootrekenaar, ’n handsak en selfoon gebuit. Hulle het toegang deur ’n oop deur verkry.
Tafelberglaan is slegs een straat weg van Van der Stellaan. Niemand is in enige van die voorvalle beseer nie.
Die rowers hou vermoedelik die huise fyn dop en soek dan ’n oop deur of venster. In albei gevalle het twee van die rowers klapmusse gedra.
Lt.kol. Willem Rademeyer, hoof van sigbare polisiëring in Durbanville, het gesê hulle het patrollies verskerp in die Kenridge-omgewing. Niemand is nog in hegtenis geneem nie.
* In ’n derde voorval Sondagaand is die Sonstraal Superette in Hebronstraat in Sonstraal, Durbanville, deur twee gewapende Afrikaanssprekende mans beroof. Hulle het die bestuurder en ’n kassier aangehou en sowat R15 400 geroof.
04-21-2010, 05:10 AM #6224
Stellenbosch - ’n Pa het gehoor hoe sy 16-jarige dogter ’n paar meter van die huis om hulp roep kort voordat haar aanvaller haar glo verkrag en daarna vermoor het.
Alicia Muller van die plaas Morning Glory buite Villiersdorp is Maandagoggend vroeg in ’n boord op dié plaas oorval en doodgemaak. Sy is vermoedelik eers verkrag en daarna herhaaldelik met ’n mes gesteek.
Ao. Sylvester de Long, ’n polisiewoordvoerder van Villiersdorp, het gesê dié gr. 10-leerder was alleen op pad na die punt van die boord waar die skoolbus die plaaskinders oplaai.
De Long het gesê die slagoffer se ouers het haar omstreeks 06:45 hoor skreeu. Haar pa – wie se naam nie aan die polisie bekend is nie – het dadelik gaan ondersoek instel. Hy het op die skoktoneel afgekom waar ’n man bo-op Alicia gesit het.
“Die man het skielik opgespring en die slagoffer se pa met ’n mes aangeval. Die pa het daarin geslaag om weg te kom en het gaan hulp soek,” het De Long gesê.
Nadat Alicia se pa met ander plaaswerkers na die toneel teruggekeer het, is haar lyk in ’n ravyn langs ’n rivier gevind. Daar was verskeie steekwonde in haar bors. Die aanvaller het toe reeds gevlug.
Die motief vir die aanval is nog onbekend, het De Long gesê.
Die polisie glo Aäron Setona (ongeveer 25 jaar oud), ook bekend as Papie en ’n buurman van die oorledene, kan hulle in die ondersoek van die saak help.
Enigiemand met inligting oor die voorval of wat weet waar Setona is, moet speurkonst. Hendré Baardman by 079 893 9915 of 028 840 8019 bel.
04-21-2010, 05:12 AM #6225
Half of Bay’s ambulance staff taken off the road
NELSON Mandela Bay’s ambulance service, already suffering a critical shortage of vehicles, has been dealt a further blow with almost half its staff placed on “incapacity” leave.
They had not renewed their Public Drivers Permits (PDP) and Health Professionals Council of SA (HPCSA) membership, meaning they no longer met their work requirements under the Labour Relations Act.
The service has been severely affected by the vehicle shortage and staff suspensions. A DA probe revealed only four ambulances were available at the weekend to service the entire metropole.
Concern has also been expressed that the city’s emergency services would not be ready for the World Cup.
Although the city health department could not confirm the figure, the DA says 110 of 250 staff are on incapacity leave, 40 of them being ambulance drivers.
Provincial Health Department spokesman Sizwe Kupelo said drivers had to renew their PDPs once every two years and HPCSA membership annually. The staff members have argued that they cannot afford the up to R1000 a year on their salaries.
The department was probing several ambulance drivers for failure to renew their HPCSA registration. A verification process with the HPCSA had confirmed a number, but he could not disclose the figure
The department said that of the 100 ambulances in the province, 69 were in Nelson Mandela Bay – and only 54 were currently operational.
Kupelo said drivers without PDPs were transporting patients illegally and opening the department to litigation.
“This is an illegal practice and gross negligence by ambulance practitioners cannot be tolerated. Decisive action against all those involved is imminent. This breach of employment is viewed in a very serious light.”
DA health spokesman Pine Pienaar said the state of emergency health services in the province was “totally unacceptable” and said there was a real concern that they would not be ready for the World Cup.
“Over the past weekend, I received numerous phone calls from frustrated residents, especially Bethelsdorp and the surrounding area, because ambulances were simply not responding to emergencies. Upon inspection of the main ambulance depot at Livingstone Hospital, I discovered that only four ambulances were available this weekend to service the entire (metropolitan) area up to the Gamtoos River Bridge, excluding Uitenhage. This is an area with (more than) one million residents. The national norm prescribes ... one ambulance for every 10000 people.”
Humansdorp also “continues to operate without an ambulance assistant”, Pienaar added.
“The bottom line is the department is not ready to deal with the influx of visitors for the World Cup.”
Pienaar said there were also about 30 or 40 “broken” ambulances at the Livingstone depot. He said they could be repaired to ensure more ambulances were on the road.
Kupelo said it was an individual’s responsibility to have a PDP and to belong to the HPCSA.
“If they do not have these things, then they do not deserve to occupy these positions. These were the requirements for them to be employed. They cannot carry passengers without a PDP, because it is illegal. We do not pay membership for the doctors to belong to their council and neither for the nurses. We cannot be expected to pay for each individual. They must see to it they pay for these themselves.”
The department had ordered 18 additional ambulances which were being licensed and would be on the road before the World Cup. There were 100 throughout the province.
“In addition to this, the department will be buying 100 new ambulance vehicles and 150 new ambulances will be provided by our service provider, Fleet Africa.”
He said the reason for the shortage was due to Fleet Africa’s seven- year contract nearing an end. The department had awarded the ambulance tender to a new firm, but this was reconsidered by Bhisho due to certain “issues” and re-awarded to Fleet Africa in January.
“During this period, Fleet Africa removed ambulances that needed to be repaired and this resulted in the shortage of vehicles that we are currently facing. But we think that the extra 18 ambulances will be sufficient for the World Cup.”
The department was busy “cleaning up” the province’s emergency health services by suspending 11 senior officials, eight of whom are currently facing disciplinary hearings. The former director has also resigned after facing suspension.
“We are employing and training more staff and will also be investigating staff members who obtained fake medical certificates.”
In December, 18 ambulance crew members, due to work on Christmas Eve, submitted sick notes, disrupting services in Port Elizabeth. The doctors who issued the certificates could also be investigated.
04-21-2010, 05:26 AM #6226
ANC youth official stands by Malema - Blames age, language difficulty
The ANC youth league says its president Julius Malema will not face disciplinary action personally - the league will bear the brunt of any disciplinary action over Malema’s utterances.
Vuyiswa Tulelo, secretary general for the ANCYL, told a media briefing at Luthuli House today that Malema did not say or do anything in his personal capacity as Julius Malema.
"He did that as the president of the ANCYL, and that is why the ANCYL had to respond, and say we are sorry for our behaviour.
"We must understand that Malema did not wake up and say that today my mission is going to be insulting one journalist to the next. He did not wake up that way.
"So the ANC Youth League has apologised for that thing that has caused and unsettlement in the South African society.
"In this engagement the ANCYL has now said - because it is us who have done this wrong, we have to take collective responsibility.
"Julius is a member of the ANCYL in his own right. When the ANC engages with him as a member of the ANCYL, as himself, in the disciplinary processes, he has made it abundantly clear that he will succumb to the discipline of the ANC.
"We have realised that sometimes our utterances, in our youth, when you say things that agitate us, the English finishes and we look for the easiest thing to say.
"The ANC has (however) reminded us, that at all times we must remember who we represent, and in so doing we must always carry ourselves in a manner that will reinforce the values and the principles of the organisation that we represent," said Tulelo.
Charges have not been finalised with regards to what will be included in the disciplinary process.
"The ANC has preferred charges against the ANC Youth League President, Comrade Julius Malema. In this regard, we would like to restate that the issue of discipline in the ANC belongs to the structure of the ANC and are therefore not matters of the public or the media," said Thandi Modise, Deputy Secretary General of the ANC.
"ANC officials will discuss issues of discipline of all members internally and will not engage on internal matters with the media."
No timeline was supplied with regards to how long the disciplinary process will take to be finalised in this matter.
04-21-2010, 05:28 AM #6227
ANC changes tune on Juju
Malema speaks for us – ANCYL
THE ANC might be backing down on instituting any disciplinary action against ANCYL president Juluis Malema.
Yesterday ANC deputy general secretary Thandi Modise told a media briefing that the party was still investigating charges against Malema.
But she also said the ANC would not ignore the recommendation by the ANCYL that Malema should not be disciplined.
Asked to explain the implication of her statement Modise said: “It’s very simple: they made a submission to the ANC officials. It will be considered. When you consider any submission you can go with it or against it. It can go either way.”
The ANCYL’s position is that Malema is speaking on its behalf and that he should therefore not be singled out for disciplinary action.
Yesterday ANCYL secretary Vuyiswa Tulelo said Malema was speaking on behalf of the youth league on various matters, including the league’s decision to sing the controversial song Ayesaba Amagwala.
“All his views and pronouncements are supported by the youth league.”
Modise’s statement followed a marathon meeting between the ANC top six and ANCYL’s top brass on Monday to discuss Malema’s public conduct.
These include his recent statement that the ANCYL supported the ruling Zanu- PF, and his attack on the Movement for Democratic Change. His utterances were seen to be contrary to the efforts by Zuma to mediate the Zimbabwean crisis.
The ANC was also unhappy with Malema’s objection to a public rebuke by Zuma – where he allegedly accused the president of acting even worse than Thabo Mbeki.
Modise said the ANC had “preferred charges against the ANCYL president Julius Malema”.
“We have taken issue with a quotation that is supposed to have come from Julius Malema, where he said Mbeki was better than Zuma and we had a discussion about that.”
Modise also rejected reports that Zuma was made by the ANC Youth League, adding that the behaviour of the youth league would not “weaken or strengthen” Zuma’s authority.
“Zuma was not made by the ANCYL. Zuma has been a leader of the ANC for a very long time. That is why he was elected as a leader of the ANC by branches and structures of the ANC.”
04-21-2010, 05:29 AM #6228
Die ANC-jeugliga is “onaantasbaar”.
Dít was gisteroggend die boodskap uit Luthuli-huis voordat die regerende party aangekondig het dat hy nog nie met amptelike tugstappe teen sy omstrede jeugleier, mnr. Julius Malema, begin het nie.
Me. Thandi Modise, adjunk-sekretaris-generaal van die ANC, wou op ’n mediakonferensie geen vrae oor die moontlikheid van tugstappe beantwoord nie en het volstaan deur te sê die kwessie is ’n “interne aangeleentheid”.
Dít volg op ’n lang vergadering eergister tussen die ANC-leierskap en dié van die jeugliga en wye bespiegeling die afgelope dae oor planne om Malema te tug.
’n Malema-ondersteuner en senior staatsamptenaar het gister aan Beeld gesê die ANC en pres. Jacob Zuma se besluit om, veral ná Zuma se sterk uitlatings verlede week, nié met tugoptrede voort te gaan nie, is genoeg bewys van die jeugliga se invloed.
“Ons is onaantasbaar ,” het hy gesê.
Volgens Modise sal ’n tugkomitee ondersoek instel na Malema se gedrag en dan besluit of hy aangekla sal word.
’n Lid van die ANC se nasionale uitvoerende komitee (NUK) het gesê dít is deel van ’n proses om Malema in te katrol, maar dat dit deur Zuma se bestuur van die jeugleier bemoeilik word.
“Zuma het byvoorbeeld toestemming gegee dat hy Zimbabwe toe kan gaan. Dít maak dit byna onmoontlik om Malema nou op die vingers te tik daaroor.”
Die uiteindelike besluit oor tugstappe berus by die NUK, maar die bron wou hom nie uitlaat oor die wenslikheid daarvan nie.
Modise het gister gesê die ANC was ongelukkig oor Malema se vroeëre vergelyking van Zuma met oudpres. Thabo Mbeki.
“Die jeugliga het dié stellings egter verduidelik. Ons het toe die konteks waarin dit gesê is, ingesien.”
Die party wil nie ’n datum gee wanneer hy bekend sal maak of die party teen Malema gaan optree of klagte aanhangig sal maak nie.
“Die saak sal intern gehanteer word en die media kan ons nie aanjaag nie. Dít kan die ondersoek benadeel,” het sy gesê.
Volgens haar het Malema “al genoeg” gesê hy’s jammer oor sy optrede vroeër die maand toe hy ’n BBC-joernalis vir ’n “bastard” en “agent” uitgeskel het.
“Hy en Zuma het al oor die voorval gepraat en (Malema het) gesê hy’s jammer. Wil julle hê hy moet kruip?”
Volgens haar het Malema nie die party teëgegaan nie toe hy onlangs weer ’n lied met die frase “Skiet die Boer” gesing het.
“Ons het sulke liedere en die frase nooit verbiéd nie. Ons het bloot gevra dat ANC-lede versigtig moet wees met die liedjies wat hulle sing, veral in die lig van die atmosfeer in die land.”
04-21-2010, 05:30 AM #6229
Malema - the West's New Bogey Man
Harare — OVER a fortnight ago, the leader of South Africa's ruling African National Congress Youth League, Julius Malema, was in Zimbabwe for a solidarity visit to the sister revolutionary movement, Zanu-PF.
The visit by the firebrand leader, who has ruffled the feathers of right-wingers in South Africa and abroad, received mixed, if not obvious reactions.
One reaction was that of welcoming the strengthening of the traditional relations between the continent's oldest pan-African revolutionary movement with its Zanu-PF counterpart whose struggle against Western imperialism began about half a century ago.
Under the leadership of President Robert Mugabe, Zanu-PF has arguably become Africa's most ardent and exemplary anti-imperial force after it embarked on the historic land reform programme, which benefited about half a million families previously condemned to arid and inhospitable areas by Rhodesian settler regimes.
Zimbabwe played a significant role in South Africa in upstaging the racist colonial order by, among other things, housing South African liberation cadres.
The other reaction has been that of people who are not comfortable with not only Malema's radical stance against the continued marginalisation of black people in South Africa.
The fiery youth leader has been in the limelight for calling for the end of the marginalisation of black South Africa by singing the song "Kill the Boer" as a symbolism for the long overdue redress of imbalances which the 1994 "Independence" seemed to festoon.
Those who are not comfortable with Malema's South African stance have also not been lost to the significance of his Zimbabwe visit, which basically is but the axis that every capitalist and neo-colonial being would vehemently wish away.
The ANCYL leader's visit was aimed at exchanging notes and sharing experiences with Zimbabwe whose indigenisation and economic empowerment policies, including the just land reform programme, could prove crucial examples to a South African nation whose economy is saddled with apartheid inertia.
Estimates are that, for example, it could take 100 years for equitable land ownership making the situation decidedly anti-black, which successive administrations have failed to reverse since the official end of apartheid in 1994.
Opponents of popular historical justice in South Africa have been trying to silence Malema, including through the courts.
A High Court judge barred the singing of the inspirational anti-apartheid song, which move has been construed as trying to delete history and to muffle the movement for justice.
Another ploy to frustrate Malema's lead in the reclaiming of the humanity of people bogged by apartheid inertia has been trying to play Malema against President Zuma.
Some people have even maliciously touted Malema as the more powerful of the two, which trick of course is predicated on the hope that President Zuma reins in Malema and effectively kills the swelling movement for redress.
In Zimbabwe, some quarters are unhappy with the ANCYL's association with Zanu-PF.
Said one party: "Malema's pilgrimage and his chanting of Zanu-PF slogans represent gross interference in Zimbabwe's internal party politics to prop up the fortunes of the rejected Zanu-PF."
An official said Malema's visit was designed to "poison" the country's political climate and that the "people who invited him were not only malicious and mischievous."
The underlying basis for thinking that a revolutionary who comes to exchange notes and share experiences with others of a similar orientation is up to "poisoning" the country's climate comes in the very reason why a party that purports to have the people at heart could identify with the oppressor.
It is the desire of the said party to deny revolutionaries audience and company at the same time as oppressors have vast synergies that aim to flood out opponents.
In a word, Zanu-PF, in this case negatively labelled as "rejected", should not have friends, even among its traditional allies.
The "poison" is in its being befriended while one party and its external supporters resolutely pray that it becomes "rejected".
Malema stands accused of "gross interference in Zimbabwe's internal party politics to prop up the fortunes of the rejected Zanu-PF."
At face value, this appears a sound and impartial statement from puritans of fair, sovereign politics.
This view seems to be informed by the view that if the ANC under President Jacob Zuma is to be trusted, it must have no affiliations in Zimbabwe politics (this is despite the fact that the ties are undeniably deep, anyway).
The ANCYL is viewed as an extension of ANC, despite the fact that the later has no say in government policy. If one looks at the partners and friends of MDC-T and their activities in Zimbabwe, one realises the party cannot try and play the anti-interference puritan.
First, MDC-T's friends and partners in the West have worked round the clock to undermine, punish and isolate Zanu-PF via a raft of measures that criminalise and subvert the party and the people of Zimbabwe.
These friends and partners have continued to do the same in the inclusive Government era by maintaining their illegal economic sanctions.
Second, MDC-T's friends and partners provide financial and material support for the party and its acolytes in the media and civil society.
On the other hand, it is known that when the MDC-T calls for "international" supervision in local elections or even local dialogue, it is calling for its friends to interfere in Zimbabwe.
The same goes for the party's calls for the "opening of media space" in the country.
The party is simply calling for the regularisation of the flotilla of anti-Zanu-PF media, currently in the murky pirate domain, which are supported by the party's friends and partners in the West.
The party, of course, says this is democracy.
Knowing that democracy has been used as a cover for Western attempts to subvert Zanu-PF and its historic achievements on indigenisation, one understands that Western proffered "democracy" in Zimbabwe is but called interference.
MDC-T's discomfort with Malema is also understandable due to its links with South African white capital of Rhodesian stock.
First, the South African white capital is undeniably strong as the country is home to those many whites who could not embrace Independence in 1980, and the land reform in 2000, and have been supporting the MDC to have their unjust way round.
Second, the last vestige of colonialism, which MDC has been made to defend, is under threat from the dedication of none other than Malema, who as the leader of the powerful youth constituency could well become the country's leader one not-so-distant day.
Malema's axis with Zanu-PF can only expedite the coming of this day.
So MDC-T could cry "interference!" only as an effort to cut the axis and muffle revolutionaries.
On the other score of sovereign politics, nay, the party has thrived on it and cannot be trusted to oppose it.
04-21-2010, 06:35 AM #6230
Farm worker 'rapes, kills' (Alicia Muller Morning Glorie Farm Villiersdorp)
A farm worker suspected of raping and murdering a 16-year-old girl reportedly applied for his job with false identification documents.
The teenager was raped and murdered in Orchard on a farm in Villiersdorp on Monday.
The girl was on her way to school when the suspect attacked her.
The teenager was stabbed numerous times and her body was found in a ravine near a river.
The police's Sylvester de Long says the suspect, who is now on the run, had lied about his identity.
"I suspect that he's got previous convictions because when he applied for a job on the farm he applied with a false ID. So he has something up his sleeve somehow," says de Long.