Western Cape Community Safety MEC Dan Plato visited residents of
Locals complained that youths are always targeted and threatened before being forced to join gangs.
The community says the gangs need to make peace and move on.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Dan Plato visits Hanover Park
Anansa
Jacobs
17 January 2012
Hanover Park residents said today they were
worried a festive season truce between rival gangs could crack amongst renewed
outbreaks of violence.
Western Cape Community Safety MEC Dan Plato visited residents ofLamond Court
Locals complained that youths are always targeted and threatened before being forced to join gangs.
The community says the gangs need to make peace and move on.
Western Cape Community Safety MEC Dan Plato visited residents of
Locals complained that youths are always targeted and threatened before being forced to join gangs.
The community says the gangs need to make peace and move on.
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