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Snoop's arrest was racial - SA witness(always
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nGAGEd55
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And I betcha they're going to blame it on apartheid aswell 
Im just wondering, what exactly happend then? the only thing the article basically says is: "A Joburg businessman claims the arrest of rapper Snoop Dogg was racially motivated."
The rest we already know.
And one thing I still dont know, why wasnt he allowed on the plain in the first place?
Im just wondering, what exactly happend then? the only thing the article basically says is: "A Joburg businessman claims the arrest of rapper Snoop Dogg was racially motivated."
The rest we already know.
And one thing I still dont know, why wasnt he allowed on the plain in the first place?
I heard some monkey on SAFM yesterday talking about it. You should have heard this guy. Some white guy who obviously does not like cops or the law. First he says the cops were like the gestapo and then he says he didnt really see it. Freaking moron.
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Haha. He "claims" it was and that's it ? No other details .....
How can they even publish such an article without something to back it up
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Highflyer_GP
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Yeah I'm sure that every time Oasis got arrested it was racial too
Nick333
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This is the definition of hack journalism. Some random person says some unfounded random thing, some ******* appends it to a stock story and wayhey you have a headline.
To think someone got paid for this piece of rubbish.
To think someone got paid for this piece of rubbish.
Jeeva
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lets blame apartheid!
Freshy-ZN
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Must be because of Apartheid because Zinzi Mandela has to intervene....
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20060428102615150C416162
The release was effected after former president Nelson Mandela's daughter, Zinzi Mandela, apparently approached the department of foreign affairs to get him out of the cells.
Foreign affairs spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa said that they had been contacted by Mandela after Snoop had been arrested.
Those who attended were given a 25 percent refund
"We were drawn in and were asked to intervene in the matter," he said.
When the Daily News contacted Mandela on Thursday night, she said: "I'd rather not comment."
Attempts to contact her this morning to get more details on her involvement were unsuccessful.
A London Metropolitan police spokesperson said this morning that the six men had been released and they would have to report back to a police station when requested.
When asked whether there had been any intervention by the South African government, he said: "You'll have to speak to the (British) foreign office."
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20060428102615150C416162
The release was effected after former president Nelson Mandela's daughter, Zinzi Mandela, apparently approached the department of foreign affairs to get him out of the cells.
Foreign affairs spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa said that they had been contacted by Mandela after Snoop had been arrested.
Those who attended were given a 25 percent refund
"We were drawn in and were asked to intervene in the matter," he said.
When the Daily News contacted Mandela on Thursday night, she said: "I'd rather not comment."
Attempts to contact her this morning to get more details on her involvement were unsuccessful.
A London Metropolitan police spokesperson said this morning that the six men had been released and they would have to report back to a police station when requested.
When asked whether there had been any intervention by the South African government, he said: "You'll have to speak to the (British) foreign office."