No lights, no cameras, no action

Taariq Halim

CRIME fighters are calling on Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis to make good on the promises made by predecessor Dan Plato two years ago to install lights along Baden Powell Drive after yet another body was found on the weekend. But the City of Cape Town was yesterday unable to respond to questions posed about the former mayor’s project, while the bodies continue to pile up. According to a Daily Voice source, cops were called to Mnandi beach on Sunday morning at 8am where the body of an unknown man had been found. “He was shot three times in the chest and his upper body was burnt. It also appears he was killed elsewhere and dumped there”. Police spokesperson, Sergeant Wesley Twigg, confirms the case: “The victim was found with multiple gunshot…

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Daily Voice (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2022-03-01

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