7 horses rescued in Soweto
May 3, 2012 |
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Seven horses were rescued by the police, Johannesburg metro police, the SPCA and environmental affairs department in Zola, Soweto, Gauteng police said.
Warrant Officer Kay Makhubela said they held a joint operation at 5am at a hotspot where metal theft, rape, and the dismantling of stolen cars was apparently taking place.
He said the horses, which were in "very bad condition", had been used by thieves to pull carts containing stolen metal and car parts. They were in the care of the SPCA.
Everything else on the site had been removed and the shelters there had been destroyed.
"The people present ran away when they saw police approaching," said Makhubela.
No arrests had been made and police were investigating, he said.

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Iwe
I hope the poor animals were not r.aped as well.Report Abuse
TKay
Why didnt police chase after the running peopleReport Abuse
Limpopoist
HORSES DONT PAY ANY ETOLL, ARE NOW TARGETED....Report Abuse
Papage
Stolen car parts are in all scrap yards in Soweto, lenz , go check them out.Report Abuse
MommaC
TKayHave you seen the size of some of our police? They couldn't catch the flu without assistance.
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SKIZOBANTWANA
IweI hope the poor animals were not r.aped as well.
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hha ha ..you reckon that
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GODESS
Hawu SPCA its winter guys, amalahle are in demand, manje you have taken the mode of transport.Ai nani!Report Abuse
Osirus
This has got to be a european initiative. Its not like there are any poor african human being in need of rescuing from the terrible conditions in Soweto is there?... The dictionary definition of a human being reads as thus..[ A man, woman, or child of the species Homo sapiens, distinguished from other animals by superior mental development, power of articulate... ]
Notice that it says distinguished from other animals by superior mental development....
But no i guess we will just disregard and intentionally refuse to acknowledge that part isn't it metro police and environmental affairs departments.
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