North West MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management MEC Gaoage Molapisi will engage with communities of Ganyesa and assures them safety following the ongoing allegations of intimidations by the alliances of the Disipi filling station owner, Mr Ferdinant Monstert.

The communities of Ganyesa claims to be living in fear following continuous threats and attacks since the arrest of Mr Monstert who was arrested for the allegations of handcuffing and electrocuting a 9-year-old boy on Wednesday 28 May 2014.

 The accused was arrested on June 11, and released on R1000 bail the same day. Since then, members of the victim’s family and Ganyesa communities claim that Monstert alliances are continuously threatening and intimidating them.

MEC Molapisi is expected to strongly condemn the alleged threats and intimidation acts against the communities and ensures them safety and security.

“No one should be denied security or live in fear of been attacked,” says Molapisi.

Monstert will appear at the Ganyesa Magistrate court on the 7th July to face allegations of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.-TDN
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