Afrikaans mom 's loud screams stops kidnapping of her little girl
June 7 2010 – Centurion – An Afrikaans mom's loud screams had another mom rush to her aid while a black man was trying to kidnap her two-year-old daughter from the parking lot in front of her nursery-school. The incident happened in Rooihuiskraal in Centurion on June 7 2010. The 33-year-old mom – who, fearing a repeat, won’t publish her name - had arrived just after 4pm to fetch her daughters, four and two years of age.
"My oldest daughter was in front of me and the young one right behind me. The next moment a black man stormed towards the little one and tried to grab her away. I started screaming really loudly, and another mom who was just walking into the school gate turned back and rushed towards us. The man then said he 'just wanted to help my child with her school satchel'. However I didn't believe him and kept screaming very loudly. Just when the other mom reached us he ran away,' she said.
The owner of the nursery school said all the parents have been warned about kidnappers lurking about, and to be extra cautious. Trade union Solidarity's charity Helpende Hand (Helping Hand) which helps feed thousands of impoverished Afrikaner families eachd ay, also issued a warning about the dangers posed by the World Cup 2010 football tournaments.
"South African schools close for the entire month. Many children - especially in less-privileged, unprotected communities where there's little supervision, will be exposed to abuse, "warned Dr Danie Langner its executive director.
- "Poor children are more exposed to maltreatment and abuse during the holiday periods when the adults aren't at home to look after them'.
He said a major danger was posed by sex-slavery syndicates who prey on defenceless young girls and boys in vulnerable, poor communities to lure or kidnap them for brothels.
He said ‘Helpende Hand demanded that the SAPS' child-protection specialty units be reinstated.”
These were inexplicably ended by ex-pres Thabo Mbeki to purportedly 'make the service more accessable to communities' - however these top police experts were fired and replaced by inefficient, untrained police officers at a time when sexual-abuse of children was soaring in South Africa. It has now taken on unprecedented high levels. http://www.helpendehand.co.za/?p=2301
Pictures above and below: Unprotected young squatters like these impoverished, vulnerable Afrikaner children who already wage a battle for survival in a tucked-away, unprotected squatter camp in Gauteng, are being greatly endangered by child-sex slavery kidnapping syndicates, warned Dr Danie Langner, executive director of Helpende Hand charity. In South Africa, babies and toddlers often also are kidnapped to harvest their body parts for the manufacture of good-luck medicine or muti, the so-called ‘traditional medicine’, especially during the present WC2010.
Censorbugbear reports: South Africa's child kidnapping gangs
Ever since March this year there has been an upsurge of reportted attempted kidnappings. A young Afrikaans mom was accosted while returning from the supermarket with her child in a stroller by a man who dragged the mom to a tree, tied her up by an arm, while also frantically trying to grab her baby away from her. The mom hung on to her child’s arms for dear life, screaming loudly. A passerby was alerted and grappled with the man while the mom was able to run away to a nearby school, clutching her child to her breast. Pretoria mom fights off baby snatcher
A special task force was also set up by the SAPS five months ago which also concentrates on rescuing children from kidnapping gangs. The SAPS warns 'parents 'to make every attempt to fetch their children from school themselves whenever possible Censorbugbear reports...: Slaughter of whites continues: Feb 24 2010
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“guard your children like gold’ – cops warned on educational tour:
Above: In February 2010, a group of Krugersdorp cops also dedicated their vacation time to cycle between local community centres on an educational lecture tour to inform parents and teachers about the methods of child-kidnapping gangs who often hang around schools to spot kidnapping opportunities. Picture from their Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=info&ref=mf&gid=315554092986
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Police warn of child-kidnappers lurking near Bloemfontein primary schools
March 26 2010 - Bloemfontein journalist Karen Ebersohn wrote that police captain Chaka Marope issued dire warnings to local parents – and redistributed rapidly by email - that dangerous groups of kidnappers are lurking around the primary schools looking to kidnap children. Policing agencies worldwide also warned in the runup to the WC2010 that many international people-smuggling syndicates were kidnapping or coercing young children from across southern Africa and even as far away as Nigeria, Portugal and Eastern Europe -- to force them into brutal sex-slavery brothels in South Africa.
Bloemfontein police were searching for a specific car which was seen lurking around the schools – a silver Toyota Corolla 2003/4 model with PNW 886 GP registration plates and darkened windows they said in a warning email circulated to parents. The car was spotted around all the local primary schools and two incidents of attempted kidnapping of small girls was reported to police.
Frichardtpark -frikaans primary school headmaster Johan du Preez also said there was a similar incident at his school when a girl-prefect was walking home at 14:15. “An older bakkie with two people inside stopped next to her and tried to talk to her but she ignored them. Then one climbed out and chased her but the girl managed to outrun the man.”
The suspect Corolla also was noted around their school. Emails have been sent out to parents and the school has tightened its security measures; closing all the school-gates strictly within 15 minutes of opening times – and unknown visitors required to identify themselves to security guards before they are allowed to enter the school grounds. Pupils have also been alerted to the dangers and warned not to speak to any strangers outside the school and to always move about in groups together when at the grounds and when travelling between their homes and the school. Park Road police can be contacted at telephone 051-507-6000 if anybody spots anything suspicious at all”. – Volksblad http://www.volksblad.com/Content/Suid-Afrika/Nuus/2114/597850f9e1e44b7bb3e5e840f9b21799/19-02-2010-04-23/E-pos_oor_mense_wat_kinders_wil_ontvoer,_hou_steek
Guard your children like gold at malls and sporting events, warns Missing children organisation
- Nana Rechner of The Pink Ladies Organisation for Missing Children in South Africa has also issued warnings to local parents – to guard their children at all sporting events and at malls: advising parents who do take their children out in public to tag them – for instance by writing a cellphone number on the children’s arm with a kogi pen, and also tagging the children with name, address and cell phone number; and to rather not take children along to shopping malls at all: “rather leave them at home with someone reliable.” Their Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/inbox/?drop&ref=mb#!/group.php?gid=84720800513
The Bloemfontein apartment complex where the 12 sex-slaves were rescued – and which before 1994 housed the city’s working class young white families – has now become a haven for drug-dealers, mostly illegal migrants from other African countries, living on the proceeds of crime in very vile living conditions with many migrant families at the total mercy of abusive landlords. Raided were the Tuishuis, Aliwal and Belmar Court apartment buildings – and which also at the same time were condemned as being too dangerous for human occupancy, writes Volksblad.
During the raids, ten young abused girls, some as young as 16 years, were discovered – and several days later two more girls also managed to escape and reported to the investigating police. They had all just been smuggled with promises of legal jobs from Lesotho and Johannesburg and pressed into sex-slavery this week. Police Captain Harry Nagel said the girls had pleaded with the police to help them. The children had been brought from Lesotho and Johannesburg on Wednesday- and Thursday nights and put up in brothels run by an organised group of Nigerian men, he said. Some of the girls said their parents don’t even know where they are and they want to be reunited with their families. Nagel said the girls are receiving help from the an expert organisation dealing with such problems: the Mensehandel forum. The sex-slavers themselves however had absconded and are still missing, he added. Nagel said similar raids will be carried out until the child-sex slavery rings have all been eradicated in the city. “We want to send out the message that Bloemfontein won’t serve as the base for any kind of criminal activities” he said.
Meanwhile profiles of all the girls found to be ‘working’ for these men have also been drawn up – and these profiles will assist the police in establishing links to other child-sex traders. This week an illigal migrant from Malawi was also arrested at Belmar Court. The municipal officials who accompanied the police have also said none of the three buildings are deemed fit and safe for human habitation and will be locked down.
- Police abuse girls in the sex-trade:
- Meanwhile Volksblad has also revealed another disturbing feature of this terrifying sex-industry: while large units from the SAPS were getting ready to carry out the raids on the buildings, Volksblad photographers also photographed two uniformed police officers emerging with a ‘sex-worker’ from one of the buildings… and while these two uniformed policemen were getting into their police van they also tried to stop Volksblad from photographing them. One of the girls’ friends said these “policemen had been at the building to do (sex) business’. In an earlier report this week Volksblad had also revealed that at least a dozen members of the local constabulary force were frequenting these brothels and often brutally beat the girls if they didn’t give them sex for free. The girls had become so terrified of all police as a result that they had initially been too scared to lodge formal charges. Volksblad http://www.volksblad.com/Content/Suid-Afrika/Nuus/2114/0c4df83bf2854134b23d6a0d986e9e6e/13-02-2010-05-52/Polisie_red_10_meisies_uit_sekshel
Man tries to kidnap Afrikaans toddler from fierce Klerksdorp grandmother
2010-02-10
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- Man tried to kidnap four children
- Baby girl kidnapped in Bloemfontein
- Mom tied to tree engages in tug of war with her baby ‘s attempted kidnapper - and is saved by courageous passerby
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