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NEWSFLASH: R100 000 reward offered for wanted man’s whereabouts

The Hawks are offering a reward to anyone with information that would lead to his successful arrest.

A reward of R100 000 was offered to anyone with information on wanted man,  Thabiso Ledwaba’s whereabouts.

The Hawks recently made the generous offer to recapture Ledwaba, also known as Kagiso Linken, who escaped from the Palmridge High Court in March.

Ledwaba escaped after threatening the police with a firearm.

Ledwaba, who was awaiting sentencing after he was found guilty for the murder of German luxury car dealer Uwe Gemballa who had ties with Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir, also faces over nine charges ranging from murder, attempted murder, cash in transit robbery, possession of an unlicensed firearm and escaping from lawful custody.

Ledwaba had previously given the police more than seven different names, two identity numbers and five dates of birth.

Crystal van den Berg of the Crime Busters North group said Ledwaba was allegedly spotted in the Pretoria-North area in June, but his whereabouts were now unknown.

Ledwaba is armed and very dangerous and members of the public are urged not to confront him but to contact the investigating officer: Lieutenant Colonel Gert Serfontein on 071-481-3394 or email: SerfonteinG@saps.gov.za or contact Lieutenant-Colinel Danie Marais on 082-499-0158 or maraisd@saps.gov.za.

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