Innholdsfortegnelse for 2022-08-22 i Daily Voice

Shocked “They said he looked like his limbs were broken so he could fit in the bag and then there was a pillow covering him. He was wearing black rain boots and black track pants.” The shocked man says this is not the first time a body was found in his yard. “A man was shot in my yard and dumped in a wheelie bin. “All sorts of things happen in my yard, people take advantage because I don’t have fencing around the house.” Nyanga CPF secretary Dumisani Qwebe says they are now looking for the person responsible for the heinous crime. “We would like to find out who did this and the reason. We condemn this gruesome act. “We hope to have a lead soon so they can be…

A RETREAT mother says her 12-year-old son is being bullied by his teachers and other learners at Bergvliet Primary over his blonde hair and blue eyes. Candice Parker said her complaints to the school and the Western Cape Education Department have only led to more pain. “My son, who is in Grade 6, is light-skinned with blond hair while I am dark of complexion and that has somehow caused him to be the victim of unfair discrimination by his teachers,” she says. Complained “This issue has been going on for years and I complained but I did not get any response but then all of a sudden (last Wednesday) I got an email saying my son has got six demerits on his name. “Some of them are from the start…

Investigating He said Delft police are investigating a double murder case and anyone with any information is encouraged to come forward. Speaking to Weekend Argus, Delft CPF chairperson Charles George said that at the rate at which community members are handling things, authorities need to step up their presence in the community. “From what we know, it is apparent that the guys were caught (on Thursday night) stealing electrical cables and the community, outraged, took action into their own hands. Disappointing “This however is very disappointing because we see how police are failing us. “From the CPF side, we are very concerned and we are very worried because community members are now their own judge, jury and xecutors. “So we need the police to respond. We need them to be…

A KENSINGTON teen, who miraculously survived being hit in the face with a shotgun, took the stand at the Cape Town Regional Court last week and told the court how his skollie friends ruined his life. Despite being left to die in a ditch, Lorenzo Pietersen, 19, is recovering well and working on his dream to become a DJ. The shocking shooting, which happened in January 2020, sent tongues wagging on social media when Lorenzo “rose up from the dead” and spoke to cops who discovered his body. At the time, detectives from the Anti-Gang Unit had conducted raids in the area amid rumours that two teens were spotted with a shotgun. Busting After busting Lorenzo’s friends with the firearm, officers went to a veldjie in 18th Avenue as residents…