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Former SAA board member Yakhe Kwinana faces multiple charges, including extortion and unlawful evictions Former South African Airways (SAA) board member Yakhe Kwinana has appeared in court on charges of extortion, malicious damage to property, and unlawful evictions near East London Airport. Kwinana is accused of demolishing the homes...

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Фото профиля Observer
Observer1 год назад

How does this work?granted bail and remanded it custody?

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California Insider Show1 год назад

Flash Shelton, an anti-squatting activist, reveals how squatters in California exploit tenant laws, blurring the lines between tenant rights and unlawful occupation. He shares strategies for dealing with squatters and the challenges homeowners face in reclaiming their properties.

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Isaac M.M1 год назад

Notorious gangster!

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piet1 год назад

@_AndriesAR Very dangerous this one

Фото профиля The Great Brown
The Great Brown1 год назад

yoooo she will dance

Фото профиля Joe Nkosi
Joe Nkosi1 год назад

Se is a gangster

Фото профиля Boitumelo Mabusela
Boitumelo Mabusela1 год назад

Yeah money talks in RSA

Фото профиля Calvin
Calvin1 год назад

A whole CA(SA) 😳😳😳😳

Фото профиля Nols
Nols1 год назад

Isn't this the stooge with the vetkoek story?

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Mbulelo Nguta1 год назад

Bail and remanded in custody? If you get bail, you free from custody if you pay. You need to explain smth.

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Completely unhinged woman goes on a verbal tiraid in the back of the squad car like you have never heard before. She clearly needs help. ​On March 26, 2026, a 22-year-old woman was arrested by the Lake County Sheriff's Office following a massive blowout with her family. The suspect, her mother, and her stepfather were reportedly at the airport, waiting to board a flight for a family trip to Florida, when a massive argument erupted. Instead of flying out, the suspect returned to the family residence alone and let loose a wave of rage. ​By the time deputies arrived, she had severely damaged the home and shattered the windshield of her stepfather's Chevrolet Suburban. The total property damage was estimated at $2,500. ​Once placed in the back of the cruiser, the situation only escalated. Captured on the vehicle's internal camera, the suspect launched into an erratic tirade that included: ​Bragging about her appearance: She repeatedly boasted about her body type, looks, and claimed to be 23 years old (though police records later confirmed she was 22). ​Severe allegations: She hurled intense claims against her stepfather, alleging long-term abuse since she was 13 and claiming he had illegally looked at explicit content on her phone. ​Threats to law enforcement: She openly threatened the arresting deputy, telling him she would "f*** his life up," look up his family on Facebook, and try to hook up with them upon her release. ​Ripping her sweatshirt: Complaining that she was overheating in the handcuffs, she eventually managed to entirely rip her own sweatshirt off while in the backseat. ​The Legal Fallout: The suspect is currently facing multiple charges, including Criminal Damage to Property (a Class 4 Felony) and Resisting a Peace Officer (a Class A Misdemeanor). The following day, she was additionally hit with a charge for Violation of Pre-Trial Release Involving a Family Member. ​Under her strict pre-trial release provisions, she has been barred from returning to the family home in Illinois and is required to live with her sister in Wisconsin. Her next court date is a status hearing set for July 22, 2026.
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Completely unhinged woman goes on a verbal tiraid in the back of the squad car like you have never heard before. She clearly needs help. ​On March 26, 2026, a 22-year-old woman was arrested by the Lake County Sheriff's Office following a massive blowout with her family. The suspect, her mother, and her stepfather were reportedly at the airport, waiting to board a flight for a family trip to Florida, when a massive argument erupted. Instead of flying out, the suspect returned to the family residence alone and let loose a wave of rage. ​By the time deputies arrived, she had severely damaged the home and shattered the windshield of her stepfather's Chevrolet Suburban. The total property damage was estimated at $2,500. ​Once placed in the back of the cruiser, the situation only escalated. Captured on the vehicle's internal camera, the suspect launched into an erratic tirade that included: ​Bragging about her appearance: She repeatedly boasted about her body type, looks, and claimed to be 23 years old (though police records later confirmed she was 22). ​Severe allegations: She hurled intense claims against her stepfather, alleging long-term abuse since she was 13 and claiming he had illegally looked at explicit content on her phone. ​Threats to law enforcement: She openly threatened the arresting deputy, telling him she would "f*** his life up," look up his family on Facebook, and try to hook up with them upon her release. ​Ripping her sweatshirt: Complaining that she was overheating in the handcuffs, she eventually managed to entirely rip her own sweatshirt off while in the backseat. ​The Legal Fallout: The suspect is currently facing multiple charges, including Criminal Damage to Property (a Class 4 Felony) and Resisting a Peace Officer (a Class A Misdemeanor). The following day, she was additionally hit with a charge for Violation of Pre-Trial Release Involving a Family Member. ​Under her strict pre-trial release provisions, she has been barred from returning to the family home in Illinois and is required to live with her sister in Wisconsin. Her next court date is a status hearing set for July 22, 2026.

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UPDATE: Doreen Kaija, the coordinator and principal of the National Unity Platform (NUP) School of Leadership, has been arraigned before the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Kawempe. She was arrested on Sunday in Kinawataka, Mbuya, and is facing multiple charges, including unlawful drilling, conspiracy to commit a felony, and offences related to operating a private school that, from 2020 to date, has not been classified or registered in accordance with the law. #MonitorUpdates 📹: Lubowa Abubaker
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UPDATE: Doreen Kaija, the coordinator and principal of the National Unity Platform (NUP) School of Leadership, has been arraigned before the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Kawempe. She was arrested on Sunday in Kinawataka, Mbuya, and is facing multiple charges, including unlawful drilling, conspiracy to commit a felony, and offences related to operating a private school that, from 2020 to date, has not been classified or registered in accordance with the law. #MonitorUpdates 📹: Lubowa Abubaker

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