A fruit and vegetable vendor, a Transnet employee and a driving school owner will appear in the Durban Magistrate’s Court today on charges of dealing in rhino horns.
drop them in the middle of Kruger national park with nothing but a knife. and let them survive rhinos and other wild animals there. who ever survives gets to walk away. Report Abuse
Jul 5, 2012
LBS
If the safety of our rhino can't be guaranteed why worry about this trash?
Let them suffer the consequences of dealing in/and destroying our willd life.
To view the horrific suffering caused by this scum go to
Hi CheeseBoy - The rhino don't get a fighting chance why should they?
No knife no weapons of any sort. Hopefully they would get caught in a snare and suffer a long painful death!! Report Abuse
Jul 5, 2012
eisleben
Transnet people are 'always' involved in the horn crime value chain. Maybe they are used as couriers. I know of one dude who was caught with an elephant tuks a while ago. A strange trio, not. Report Abuse
Jul 5, 2012
Rosco
Can afford R 20 000.00 bail selling fruits and veggies,does he own the fruit farm?Clearly they are not falsely accused. Report Abuse
Jul 5, 2012
shaharazad
Hi Cheeseboy & LBS- That is poetic justice, eye for an eye.
If they can afford R20K bail, who said they wont abscond and go to retrieve their hidden 'stock' and disappear? Rhino horn trade is lucrative to these walking oil-slicks. The judge should set the bail at R25million each and place them under house arrest Report Abuse
Jul 5, 2012
CheeseBoy
@LBS
you right, a knife is too much. they need to be unprotected just like the rhinos they hunt. Report Abuse
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CheeseBoy
The punishment should fit the crime.drop them in the middle of Kruger national park with nothing but a knife. and let them survive rhinos and other wild animals there. who ever survives gets to walk away.
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LBS
If the safety of our rhino can't be guaranteed why worry about this trash?Let them suffer the consequences of dealing in/and destroying our willd life.
To view the horrific suffering caused by this scum go to
http ://www.indiegogo.com/rhinos?a=747499
remove the space between http and :
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LBS
Hi CheeseBoy - The rhino don't get a fighting chance why should they?No knife no weapons of any sort. Hopefully they would get caught in a snare and suffer a long painful death!!
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eisleben
Transnet people are 'always' involved in the horn crime value chain. Maybe they are used as couriers. I know of one dude who was caught with an elephant tuks a while ago. A strange trio, not.Report Abuse
Rosco
Can afford R 20 000.00 bail selling fruits and veggies,does he own the fruit farm?Clearly they are not falsely accused.Report Abuse
shaharazad
Hi Cheeseboy & LBS- That is poetic justice, eye for an eye.If they can afford R20K bail, who said they wont abscond and go to retrieve their hidden 'stock' and disappear? Rhino horn trade is lucrative to these walking oil-slicks. The judge should set the bail at R25million each and place them under house arrest
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CheeseBoy
@LBSyou right, a knife is too much. they need to be unprotected just like the rhinos they hunt.
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