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Policemen could face 15 years State witness allegedly threatened in jail
Leaving the Caledon magistrates court on Monday was former policeman, Franco Frederico (right, with the cap on his head) and behind him (with the hoodie pulled over his head), sergeant Carlo Booyse. With them and looking at the camera is Booyse’s father, Wynand Booyse. Booyse snr. has been abusive towards the Herald’s journalists throughout the trail and has even physically threatened them. The Herald’s editor has warned that any person who in future physically threaten or assault a Herald journalist doing his/her work will be charged and taken to court. “We will in future be sending at least two reporters to Caledon, while one is taking pictures the other will be recording a video of events to use in court proceedings.” The case in question involves two allegedly corrupt policemen, law enforcement officers that are supposed to be protecting the community from crime. Whilst they are not guilty until proven so in a court of law, the newspaper has every right to be there to report on events and will continue to do so, Grobler said.
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