Skeptik
Banned
The Councillor for Sea Point had this to say about the lady who was beaten up by a Metro Officer when her dog(matix) pooed on the pavement.
Let's send him some messages saying what we think:
Surname Smith
Name: Jean-Pierre
Cell 083 675 3780
Email [email protected]
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During a recent Coke Fest in Kenilworth, the councillor, Owen Kinahan did nothing to stop the noise despite endless complaints from residents located miles away. Another councillor, Ian Iversen actually lives in Kenilworth and failed to get the noise lowered.
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On another occasion, Ian Iversen was quite defensive about evicting a 96yr old woman from her flat despite her having nowhere to go. Why didn't he defend a constituent??
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I thought Councillors were like British MPs. We vote them in, they look out for the residents in their wards. Now it seems in Cape Town at least that they have just become spokespeople for the Council and defenders of their (bad) decisions.
JP Smith, chairman of the city's Safety and Security Portfolio Committee, said the officer issued a fine to O'Neill because of the bylaw offence.
'She ran away and sustained wounds to her face when she fell'
But she refused to give her name and ran away, he said.
"In this case the officer had the right to arrest her. She ran away and sustained wounds to her face when she fell during the scuffle," he said.
Let's send him some messages saying what we think:
Surname Smith
Name: Jean-Pierre
Cell 083 675 3780
Email [email protected]
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During a recent Coke Fest in Kenilworth, the councillor, Owen Kinahan did nothing to stop the noise despite endless complaints from residents located miles away. Another councillor, Ian Iversen actually lives in Kenilworth and failed to get the noise lowered.
--
On another occasion, Ian Iversen was quite defensive about evicting a 96yr old woman from her flat despite her having nowhere to go. Why didn't he defend a constituent??
--
I thought Councillors were like British MPs. We vote them in, they look out for the residents in their wards. Now it seems in Cape Town at least that they have just become spokespeople for the Council and defenders of their (bad) decisions.