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Oppose bail for an attempted murder accused

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Stephanie Lutz
6 years ago

Please keep our community safe. Don't give bail to people attempting murder.

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Kay Stretch
6 years ago

Please refuse bail to the accused

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Gail Thomas
6 years ago

If this is same person who attacked women in Greyton last year, HE must NOT get bail under any circumstances. He must be locked away in a Mental establishment!

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Sue Taylor
6 years ago

Definitely NO bail

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Kate-Louise Ramsey
6 years ago

Common sense dictates that this man should not be released on bail.

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Wessel van Leeuwen
6 years ago Featured

Hoping that the magistrate will critically listen to the arguments. To garnt bail, the applicant must convince the magistrate that he or she will not run away, not be a danger to others, will not any commit further crime, and will not intimidate any witness in the case. The argument must be convincingly without any doubt

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natasha carter
6 years ago

No bail, let us see justice carried out. Prison for a longtime. 2 attempted murder charges please.

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peter mark barnard
6 years ago

Re offenders are growing more and more violent. Small communities like ours need to ship these guys out of Greyton, ban them from returning to live here. Sick of it. Now our female residents are terrified of walking alone anywhere. We do not want him back! Jail and no bail!

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Adrian Janssen
6 years ago

High risk repeat-offender

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Marga
6 years ago

No bail!

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Michael Ash
6 years ago

Please deny this man bail, he represents an unacceptable risk to the community

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peter mark barnard
6 years ago

jail and no bail.

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john mcglashan
6 years ago

Dont grant bail. Seriousness of offence. Likelihood of custodial sentence and therefore likely that he will abscond

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Bee Brown
6 years ago

Must not get bail

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Robert Hayes
6 years ago

Please no bail.

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Bert Olivier
6 years ago

This guy is clearly NOT a low-risk prisoner!

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Maria Van Rooyen
6 years ago

Show justice.

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Carol Gibbs
6 years ago

This man has shown no remorse. He will re offend. Keep him behind bars where he belongs.

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Robyn Bourdin
6 years ago

Shocking and would be a crime to release the culprit on bail.

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hennie le roux
6 years ago

no bail