Lucky Dube Shot, Killed

When corruption and non-accountability are the order of the day with government how can they expect anybody else to have an appreciation of law enforcement (when government obviously suffer none.)

When 'concerned parties' (ie, the people of SA) raise the question of crime in parliament they are told to STFU and "just leave this country." When government themselves and those employed by them are shown to be the most corrupt and criminal of all: and nothing is done how can we expect moral servitude from the people?

More police are not the solution to crime in this country: government pulling its finger out its arse, delivering to the people, and giving a clear and concise message of accountability; not least with themselves would go some way to "solving" crime in this country.

If the courts and prison system do not work; and neither do 'the rest of them' then we have no hope of redress in this country.

Crime is not about more policeman: crime is about 'laissez faire' from government: their non-caring, their sloth. Do not expect the man in the street to be morally upright and of good bearing: when there are no examples given by our leaders.

Sharia Law: is this what we want for our country? I don't think so.

Sympathy for all victims of crime.
 
If there's anything that documentaries such as Murder Most Foul and that one by Ross Kemp, prison seems to only make worse, more sinister criminals.
 
They showed it on the news, and it turned out to be a bright green polo, not a blue one that people were advised to be on the look out for. It's great that they caught them. But it was also a little irresponsible to put inaccurate info out there.
 
If there's anything that documentaries such as Murder Most Foul and that one by Ross Kemp, prison seems to only make worse, more sinister criminals.

and us, the public, more aware of the problems, which will, hopefully, result in more whiners demanding, and getting, more action from the government.

Govt to make parole more difficult for murderersOctober 20, 2007, 10:45

Jailed murderers will find it much harder to get parole in future. The Correctional Services Portfolio Committee has given this assurance after working on amendments to South Africa's imprisonment legislation.....

"I also want to assure the entire public that we as the portfolio committee are very serious about making life very very difficult for this coward killers and rapists in our country. We have just passed an ammendment to the correctional service act on Thursday that will make life very difficult for them (prisoners) inside," Bloom said.

http://www.sabcnews.com/south_africa/crime1justice/0,2172,157797,00.html

You explain what will really happen then! With Jails overflowing these guys may soon see the light again if the corrupt Silebi do not pardon them all!

selebi's days are numbered... have nothing to back it up.. just a feeling ;)
 
I watched the news, and cops was in front of an expensive looking house. Big house. I take it , that house was bought with blood money!
 
This is all so tragic. I hope someone in the right position in government sits up and finally sees that we have a problem on our hands.
 
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and in other news...

http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/News/0,,2-7-1442_2206656,00.html
A young Bloemfontein mother tells how she thought only of her two children and how she wanted to live after being wounded during a hijacking.

Minister of safety and security commented that this senseless shooting could not be investigated as the only crack-team of police are working on the Lucky Dube case. "There are only 4 qualified detectives, and they are too busy working on other high profile cases such as Looking for Manto's medical records, and finding who bribed Zuma and finding who sent a bad email" said one Minister.

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What's your point?

No-one will ever care that this Lady was shot... the police wont even start looking for these attackers. The CID's are all out to lunch looking for Manto's papers and such trivial cases.

Does anyone remember that Lucky Dube is dead... or has winning RWC eroded the bad memory of a hero being mowed down.... I didnt see any black armbands on the rugby players arms... nor was there a moments silence in memory.

Nothing! all lip service. People are going to get 'allegedly' arrested and then nothing else...... Luckys death is going to amount to ZERO

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There is a worrying trend in recent crime....

Hijackers are becoming more and more HEINOUS( and perhaps also more foolish) - They shoot to kill ! (and without taking any valuables)

Lucky Dube 's car ,wallet , cellphone were not missing !!
 
There is a worrying trend in recent crime....

Hijackers are becoming more and more HEINOUS( and perhaps also more foolish) - They shoot to kill ! (and without taking any valuables)

Lucky Dube 's car ,wallet , cellphone were not missing !!

Its indeed worrying. Whatever the motive is, its a traumatic experience for his kids. I have a suspicion that there's more to come on this story. He was shot three times because they wanted to kill him!
 
Its indeed worrying. Whatever the motive is, its a traumatic experience for his kids. I have a suspicion that there's more to come on this story. He was shot three times because they wanted to kill him!

AND two to "hijacked" woman that was killed last week? Is there more to that story too or is it just a case of criminals enjoying the power the government is empowering them too!
 
Should be up for parole soon if this is correct?

The High Court in Johannesburg also sentenced Sifiso Mhlanga, Julius Gxowa, and Mbuti Mabe to 15 years each for their attempted robbery of Dube's car, SAPA says.

 
Awesome. He'll also be eligible to start a thread here where everyone can admire how he turned his life around and question him on the intricacies of prison life...
Except this version will sing the praises of having radios blaring all day, all over the prison.
 
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