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Lekompo Music Association Slams Shebeshxt Bail Denial, Cites “Selective Justice” Lekompo Music Association chairperson Mphoza Mashabela has expressed deep disappointment after Shebeshxt was denied bail in Polokwane today, Thursday, calling the decision “an insult to the industry.” He highlighted selective justice, noting that two suspects charged with murdering producer...

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EXCLUSIVE: 2nd Bail Hearing for Lethbridge Man Accused of Child Sex Trafficking Adjourned to Jan. 20 Accused of raping, drugging, and trafficking children, Skye Atoa was released on bail earlier and re-arrested less than an hour later for breaching his bail conditions. Today, Atoa appeared before a different judge, and the hearing on whether he will be granted bail again following the alleged breach has been rescheduled for January 20, 2026. The earlier bail decision drew significant public outrage across Alberta and beyond due to the gravity of the charges Atoa faces. These include human trafficking of a person under 18, sexual assault of a child under 16, sexual interference, obtaining sexual services of a child for consideration, indecent exposure to a child under 16, sexual counsel of a child, and three counts of unlawful confinement. Additional charges relate to an alleged sexual assault of a vulnerable 24-year-old woman in October 2025. Lethbridge Police allege that one girl was forcibly confined in an apartment for three days, repeatedly sexually assaulted by Atoa and others while being forced to consume drugs. Police further allege that two additional girls were confined for several hours, during which Atoa exposed himself to them. I have travelled to Lethbridge to attend the hearing in person as an accredited journalist and have filed requests for all available court documents related to this matter, particularly to confirm the name of the provincial judge who granted him bail earlier. Stay tuned for further updates Media Bezirgan, and please consider contributing to help cover the costs associated with obtaining court records.

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