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07-26-2005, 04:13 AM #251
ARTIKEL OOR WAPEN WET
GEAGTE MNR. ROBINSON, DANKIE VIR DIE PROGRAM OOR DIE NUWE ONTWAPENINGS WET WAT U GEDOEN HET. AS EEN VAN DIE OUDSTE WAPEN HANDELAARS IN JOHANNESBURG KAN EK NET SE DAT DIE PUBLIEK NIE GENOEG ATTEND GEMAAK KAN WORD OOR DIE WET EN HOE HULLE REGTE TE NA GEKOM WORD.
DIE SAP HET DUIDELIK NIE DIE MISDAAT ONDER BEHEER NIE. DIE JAG BEDRYF WORD DOOD GEWURG. DIT IS OMTRENT R2 BILJ. PER JAAR WERD EN GEE WERK AAN DEDUISENDE MENSE. DIE VADER WEET WAT GAAN VAN DIE MENSE WORD. INDIEN DIE REGERING DIE WAPEN BEDRYF WIL VERNIETIG HOEKOM BETAAL HULLE NIE DIE HANDELAARS OM HULLE DEURE TE SLUIT SOOS AL DIE ORDENTLIKE REGERINGS WAAR DAAR WAPEN BEHAAR TOE GEPAS WORD.(TAXI HERKAPITALISEERINGS PROGRAM)
EK BETAAL BELASTING NEEM MENSE IN DIENS EN WORD MET BANGKROTSKAP BELOON. TAXI BESTUURDRS RY MET ONPADVAARDIGE VOERTUIE EN HET GEEN RESPEK VIR DIE WET EN HULLE WORD BELOON OM HULLE DOODSTUIE IN TE GEE(R50 000)
ONS SAL DIT BAIE WAARDEER IN DIEN U N OPVOLG PROGRAM KAN DOEN.
WEER EENS DANKIE VIR DIE INSIGGEWINDE PROGRAM.
07-30-2005, 05:13 AM #252
Die volgende is nie bedoel vir publikasie nie. Dit is net ter inligting vir Borrie La Grange wat gister verslag gedoen het in Beeld oor die ammunisie waarmee Leigh Mathews vermoor is. Ek het ongelukkig nie Borrie se e-posadres nie en stuur dit dus maar na die briewe adres in die hoop dat u dit sal deurgee aan Borrie.
Volgens berigte in ander koerante het die forensiese kenner wat die ammunisie en vuurwapen getoets het, die naam Dum Dum gebruik. Een koerant het blykbaar selfs na die wapen verwys as op straat bekend as 'n dum dum. Nou dit is wat ek noem dom (dumb-dumb). Dit is nou die betrokke verslaggewer wat so na die wapen verwys, sonder om werklik enige poging aan te wend om die feite te bevestig. Minstens het Borrie nie die fout gemaak nie en selfs verder gegaan en met 'n wapenhandelaar gaan praat oor Winchester 147 grein SXT ammunisie wat in die moord gebruik is. Geluk daarmee.
Ek laai self my pistool met holpunt ammunisie vir selfverdediging. Dit het geen "erger" invloed as volmantel ammunisie nie, behalwe dat dit ontwerp is om te "paddastoel" en dus gewoonlik nie deur die slagoffer trek soos volmantel ammunisie nie. Die kinetiese energie word dus teoreties volledig op die slagoffer oorgedra en die ammunisie het daarom meer "stopping power" as volmantel ammunisie. Die slagoffer van geweldsmisdaad wat holpunt ammunisie vir selfverdediging gebruik, het dus 'n beter kans om so 'n onregmatige aanslag op sy/haar lewe te oorleef. Die nadeel van volmantel ammunisie is juis dat deurdringingsvermoë groter is en die gevaar bestaan dat ook ander onskuldige mense verwond kan word. Dus is holpunt ammunisie nie net meer effektief nie, maar ook veiliger vir onskuldige omstanders.
In Amerika was daar in die onlangse verlede pogings deur staatsaanklaers om wapeneienaars (ook geregsdienaars) aan te kla van oormatige geweld omdat hulle holpunt ammunisie op misdadigers gebruik het. Soos hierbo gesien, is dit heeltemal verregaande. Want die gebruiker in 'n geval van selfverdediging is begaan oor die beskerming van eie (en ander se) lewe, en maak in die proses ook alle moontlike voorsiening dat onskuldige omstanders nie ook slagoffers word nie.
Die kliniese ontleding hierbo van holpunt ammunisie kan oorkom as koelbloedig of bloeddorstig. Glo my egter dat ek bid dat ek nooit in 'n situasie sal beland waar ek my vuurwapen moet gebruik om myself en my gesin te verdedig nie. Maar as so 'n situasie wel voordoen, verkies ek dat nie ek of my gesin deel van die misdaadstatistiek van Suid-Afrika sal word nie. En ek sal elke moontlik manier tot my beskikking gebruik om dit te voorkom.
Hieronder is 'n kort geskiedenis van die werklike Dum Dum ammunisie wat na die beste van my wete meer as 'n eeu lank nie meer in die handel verkrygbaar is nie, nooit vir pistole verkrygbaar was nie en net bestaan het in .303 kaliber vir die Britse Lee Enfield gewere. Ek het die inligting in 'n vinnige soektog op die internet verkry, aangesien ek nie tans tuis is en dus my eie boeke as bronne kan gebruik nie.
Dum Dum is a group of small towns to the north west of Kolkata (Calcutta) in West Bengal state in India, and the location of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, formerly Dum Dum Airport.
During the 19th century the area was home to a British Royal Artillery Armoury, where, in the early 1890s, Captain Bertie Clay developed a bullet with the jacket cut away at the tip to reveal its soft lead core, known as a dum dum. The British needed more powerful weapons to use against the Afridi Tribesmen in the Khyber Pass, who were apparently unconcerned by ordinary bullets. The dum dum shells were designed to expand rapidly upon impact with the human body, breaking up and inflicting a number of savage tearing wounds.
Dum dum bullets were banned by the first International Peace Conference in The Hague in 1899, along with shells that delivered asphyxiating gases, and the practice of dropping bombs from balloons "or similar new machines". The ban on dum dum bullets was the only one to survive after World War I, because they had a tendency to jam in self-loading weapons, and because armourers had by then developed fully jacketed bullets that were equally destructive in tissue.
07-30-2005, 05:19 AM #253
Gun Dealer Acquitted on All Charges
The transcription of a court report quoted by Martin Foster about a "gun dealer" acquitted on all charges refers.
Years ago when all the dealers were in the centre of Johannesburg I was followed by a Detective Prinsloo who approached me and told me he was watching me and that I was dealing in guns illegally. I protested that as a manufacturing representative all I did was to visit dealers with a catalogue. He told me to follow him to Marshall Square where I paid a fine equivalent to a month's salary. I was lucky to get off with an admission of guilt.
I had to buy an existing arms and ammo dealers licence as the Chief Magistrate limited dealers in Johannesburg to 8.
Now I read a magistrate saying that "no reasonable man could find the accused guilty". If I remember the circumstances: Masilo's "company" submitted a tender on the strength of the prices quoted by a dealer in Sunnyside. I remember reading in the press that there was a frantic search by the police for Masilo and the R2,200,000 paid by the Municipality; the company address was false, etc. Eventually the police got their man.
The magistrate found that Masilo was not guilty in dealing in firearms without a licence. Denel refused at that time to give the press any reasons why the transaction went through with a man who was not a licenced dealer, reason enough for an investigation by the authorities as Denel would have known better.
07-30-2005, 06:05 AM #254
"Gun dealer9 acquitted on all charges
A man accused of defrauding the Tshwane Metropolitan Council during a
weapons transaction involving the Metro Police was yesterday acquitted on
six charges in the Pretoria Regional Court.
Bob Masilo was arrested in August 2003 after he was granted the tender to
supply the Metro Police with about 500 pistols, and received R2,2-million
for it, without being a legitimate dealer.
He pleaded not guilty to charges of theft, forgery, uttering, fraud and
unli*censed trading in firearms.
The Metro Council claimed that in 2003 Masilo forged a tender document and
de*frauded the council by promising Sunny- side Arms and Ammunition CC a
share in the profit if he got the tender, thereby con*vincing the CC to
prepare a quote. A sec*ond charge of fraud stated that Masilo falsely
pretended that he was authorised to deal in firearms.
After the State closed its case, Masilo, who handled his own defence,
applied for discharge.
Yesterday Magistrate Adriaan Bekker said no reasonable man could find the
ac*cused guilty on the charges against him.
He said there was no dispute that Masilo's company completed the tender
document and that it was placed before the relevant authorities, but there
was no evi*dence that this document was forged. As the tender document was not a fake, the charge of uttering could not have taken place, Bekker pointed out.
"The tender document did not 'pretend' to be something it was not," he said.
Bekker added that it was never a re*quirement in the tender document that
the applicant be a licensed firearms dealer.
"This was conceded by the municipality witnesses themselves under
cross-exami*nation. They also confirmed that he was never asked to produce
a licence," he said.
The magistrate stated that Masilo even informed the council that he did not
have a dealer's licence and that he would only fa*cilitate the deal between
the complainant and Sunnyside Arms and Ammunition CC.
"When the municipality paid the ac*cused, they knew he did not have a
licence. They did not pay him due to a misrepresen*tation," Bekker continued.
2005-07-21 Pta News
07-30-2005, 01:41 PM #255
Traffic cop 'acted reasonably' in shooting
A Tshwane Metro traffic officer acted reasonably when he fired shots
that killed the bodyguard of Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni next to
the Ben Schoeman highway more than five years ago, a judge ruled on Friday.
The court dismissed the nearly R3-million damages claim instituted by
Myra Smith, whose husband Davis died in May 2000 after an altercation
with traffic officer Joseph du Preez.
Pretoria High Court Judge William de Villiers found that Du Preez fired
the shots in an attempt to protect himself. The widow claimed damages
from both Du Preez and the Tshwane Metro Council. But De Villiers said
it was clear that Du Preez was off duty at the time, travelling in a
Du Preez at no stage told Smith that he was a traffic officer. The Judge
said that Smith, as a result, probably did not realise that Du Preez was
a traffic officer.
The two men encountered each other on the N1 south on the outskirts of
Midrand that afternoon. Smith was on his way to fetch Mboweni at the
airport and Du Preez had left work early to visit his in-laws.
Smith, claimed Du Preez, drove recklessly and he (Du Preez) phoned his
brother (who is a Midrand traffic officer) to send a car after Smith to
pull him off the road.
He testified that he had in the meantime signalled to Smith to pull off
the road. The two parked in the emergency lane. Du Preez said Smith drew
his firearm while he (Du Preez) already had his firearm aimed at Smith.
Smith tried to take Du Preez's firearm from him and apparently asked the
officer whether he "wanted to get shot". Du Preez said he walked
backwards, facing Smith and fired several shots.
Smith was hit by four bullets – hitting his left hand, his left forearm,
his chest and the left side of his back.
De Villiers said he did not hesitate to find that Smith did have a
firearm in his hand at the time of the shooting and that Du Preez had
The judge said the fact that Smith asked the traffic officer whether he
"wanted to get shot" and then drew his firearm to shoot Du Preez
"constituted an imminent threat of wrongful conduct".
"To my mind the second defendant acted reasonably in firing the shots in
order to protect himself," the judge said.
07-30-2005, 01:47 PM #256
Oorweeg asb. die volgende vir publikasie.
Moordkoeëls ontwerp vir maksimum skade, die onlangse storie van Borrie la Grange, vertel van die koeels wat Donavan Moodley gebruik het om Leigh Matthews te vermoor.
Hierdie storie laat my wonder hoekom so 'n bohaai gemaak is oor die metode wat gebruik is vir die moord. Leigh was opgebind en geblinddoek, erger as enige dier voorbereid word vir slagting. Moodley was vasberade om haar dood te maak, om haar stil te maak en hy kon enige maklike manier gebruik het. Hy kon haar verdrink, verwurg, keel afsny, met 'n kussing versmoor om net 'n paar metodes te noem. Waarskynlik het hy gedink, om haar te skiet sou vinniger en minder traumaties wees.
Dat dit Moodley R30 gekos het vir die koeels beindruk my nie. Die meeste ander maniere is net so doeltreffend, kosteloos en laat minder leidrade agter.
Dit is duidelik maar nie net nog 'n poging om die griewelike daad van moord weg van die mens af te skuif na die vuurwapen. Die mens kan mos nie so wreed wees nie? Natuurlik is dit liewer die wapen of die gereedskap wat blameer moet wees!
Dit is hierdie swak redenasie, wat ons paranoiiese politiekkiste gebruik as verskoning om drakoniese wetgewing, soos die Vuurwapen Beheer Wet in te stel. Sodoende word alle wetsgehoorsame burgers van die land ontwapen en magteloos teen misdaad gemaak.
Mnr A.S. Louw
08-03-2005, 01:47 AM #257
Gun emergencies 'declining'
Johannesburg - New statistics involving gun-related cases handled by
emergency services Netcare 911 show a decline over recent months, the
"As shootings are becoming a less frequent reason for people to access the
emergency medical services, it may well be that stronger policing and gun
laws in South Africa are having an effect on reducing the number of guns and
gun-related violence in the country," said Netcare 911 CEO Dr Ryan Noach.
Figures showed that 2.11% of Netcare's cases were shootings in November 2003
while just 1.21% percent were shootings in June 2005 - a reduction of 43%.
Shootings accounted for a high 2.26% of Netcare 911's cases in December
Noach cautioned that the figures could not be definitively interpreted
because they only showed gun-related incidents as a percentage of the total
number of emergency cases handled by Netcare 911 each month.
However, he believed that they did reveal a trend away from guns.
Netcare emergency teams have found that the majority of shootings are due to
crime and violence, as opposed to gun-related accidents.
Netcare 911 has also had to deal with a "rather astonishing" number of gun
The statistics, covering November 2001 to June 2005, show that the highest
proportion of gunshot patients occurred in November 2001 and December 2002.
This dropped during the middle of 2002, but rose again sharply towards the
end of the year. This was probably largely due to the upsurge in crime that
was characteristic of that time of the year, said Noach.
There was a fairly high proportion of gunshot wounds in 2003, but this
decreased in January 2004 and has shown a steady average decline since then.
Statistics indicated that one in three South Africans would suffer injury
every year with 34 people dying on a daily basis and a further 140-odd being
injured on the country's roads.
08-05-2005, 07:20 PM #258
WHEN THE COMMUNISTS TOOK OVER a country, one of the
first things that they did was to confiscate all the
privately-held weapons, to deny the people the
physical ability to resist tyranny. But even more
insidious than the theft of the people's weapons was
the theft of their history.
08-06-2005, 04:31 PM #259
BACKLOGS of 14 365 appeals by firearm owners who have not had
their licences approved by the Central Firearms Registry are
blocking firearm owners from enjoying their rights to speedy
appeals, the Democratic Alliance (DA) has said.
DA Safety and Security spokesman Roy Jankielsohn said yesterday
that firearm owners whose licences have not been approved are
entitled to appeal the decision but that the backlogs are
preventing them from obtaining an expeditious outcome from the
"The backlogs at the appeal board are, however, causing delays
in the process and increasing the frustration and confusion
regarding the licensing of firearms under the new Firearms
Control Act," Jankielsohn said.
He was reacting to a reply to a parliamentary question by the
DA, in which the Minister for Safety and Security stated that
24396 appeals have been received by the Appeal Board since 2003.
"Of these appeals only 3 742 were approved approved and 6 289
denied. Clearly the recently appointed five-member appeal board
cannot cope with the huge backlogs. These backlogs are expected
to increase as the process of renewal picks up pace,"
"Firearm owners are unhappy that only 37% of all appeals thus
far have been approved, and both the central Firearms Registry
and the Appeal Board have been accused of being unsympathetic
towards the hunting industry in South Africa."
Jankielsohn added that bureaucratic backlogs do not assist the
effective control and management of firearms. "The DA will
monitor all aspects relating to the licensing of firearms under
the new Firearms Control Act, and will continue to lobby for a
more effective and less costly control mechanism for firearms.
An audit of firearms, licences and owners will improve control
and management of firearms in our society.
A more efficient control mechanism for law-abiding legal firearm
owners will leave more resources available to the SAPS to remove
illegal firearms from criminal hands."
POLICE officials have advised firearm owners from
Pietermaritzburg, Town Hill, Prestbury, Alexandra Road and
Hilton areas who are due to renew their firearm licences this
year (those whose birthdays fall between January 1 and March
31), to do so at least 90 days in advance.
Police spokeswoman Inspector Joey Jeevan said this is to avoid
any congestion or delays in the renewal process that may occur
during December. "Firearm owners who do not wish to renew their
firearm licences are requested to hand in their firearms as soon
as possible, or if you may be experiencing difficulties in
getting to the police station you may contact the designated
firearm officer, Captain F. Wright, at her office on 033 845
2442 or 083 446 1864," she said, adding that the firearm will be
collected from your home and an acknowledgement of receipt will
Jeevan advised that the following renewal periods, according to
birth dates, are applicable:
Birthdays from January 1 to March 31, renewal period until
December 31, 2005; bIrthdays from April 1 to June 30, renewal
period 2006; birthdays from July 1 to September 30, renewal
period 2007; birthdays from October I to December 31, renewal
period 2008. Businesses must renew firearm licences during 2006.
After one hundred and fifty years and many thousands of firearms
control laws to reduce crime the list of successes should be
long and illustrious. Where is the list?
08-07-2005, 05:22 PM #260
Verslag oor onnatuurlike sterftes bekend
PRETORIA. - Meer wit mense in Suid-Afrika pleeg selfmoord as wat vermoor word, hoewel padongelukke die grootste oorsaak van onnatuurlike sterftes in dié bevolkingsgroep is.
Dit is bevind in 'n nuwe verslag oor onnatuurlike sterftes in 2001 wat deur die Mediese Navorsingsraad (MNR) bekend gemaak is. Die raad het 25 361 sterftes by 32 lykshuise in ses provinsies ontleed vir sy navorsing.
Altesaam 80 000 van die jaarlikse 500 000 sterftes in die land is na raming weens onnatuurlike oorsake.
Die raad het bevind moord is onder swart en bruin mense die grootste oorsaak van sterftes, veral onder jong mense van in die twintig. By wit mense is die meeste moordslagoffers bo 65 jaar oud.
Altesaam 465 wittes, 7 7698 swartes en 1 335 bruin mense is vermoor, 676 wittes, 1 207 swartes en 190 bruin mense het selfmoord gepleeg en 831 wittes, 4 012 swartes en 656 bruin mense is in padongelukke dood.
Vuurwapens (28%) het meer sterftes veroorsaak as motorongelukke (26%). Die helfte van al die moorde is met vuurwapens gepleeg.