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Police have yolk on their faces

Rotten meat saga businessman in the clear...

Charges against the “Rotten Meat” businessman were never placed on the court roll, which have left readers asking who, why and what happened?

Details of why the case was withdrawn are still sketchy, but speculation is that either it may have to do with the police entering and searching the premises without a warrant or the incorrect Act being used as a foundation for the charges.

Amazingly, the police press release actually named the business. The Ladysmith Gazette decided to err on the side of caution and not name the business.

Does this mean the business was not selling rotten meat? The simple answer is: We will now most likely never know…

This is the official police statement clarifying the matter:

“The matter was not placed on the court roll. The Ladysmith Stock Theft Unit will take the case under advisement in terms of which charges are to be investigated, if any.”

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Rod Skinner

He is the Regional Editor NKZN and Online Editor for the Northern Natal News. He has 30 plus years of experience.

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