Innholdsfortegnelse for 2024-04-30 i Daily Voice

Traumatised The woman says four months later, her family is still traumatised by the experience. She says in January officers attached to the Flying Squad allegedly visited their home to convince them to drop the case. The woman says they refused to budge and only received a call from IPID in February after numerous follow-ups. She explains: “During a visit to our property, IPID officials indicated that they have obtained the names and vehicles of those involved in the raid. “However, they have stated that this information cannot be disclosed until their investigation is completed.” Her husband and 75-year-old father were assaulted in the raid. When the Daily Voice contacted IPID for an update, a spokesperson said: “The Wester n Cape office has not responded. The phone of the provincial…

Rivalries According to the indictment, the rivalries date back to 2016 when Mark Lifman, Jerome, Colin and Andre Naude established a “brother- hood” which oversaw all the bouncers at nightclubs. It states that in May 2016, a violent altercation broke out between Colin and wanted international fugitive Kishor “Kamal” Naidoo, where firearms were rukked out and Colin allegedly blamed Jerome for bringing in alleged 27s gang boss William “Red” Stevens and his henchmen. It is alleged that their split was negotiated by Naude, with Colin leaving the brotherhood and joining Nafiz Modack’s rival group. The document states that Modack and Colin started taking over clubs from Lifman and Jerome, leading to a violent rivalry. The State witness claimed he had previously worked for Lifman as a debt collector, but was…