Killing Gang, South Africa Send Troops
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Apparently, the South African government would crack down on all-out criminal gangs. Hence, no half-hearted, the government sent troops to the effort. According to Xinhua reporter on Saturday (11.26.2011), the military has set off to Cape Town.
"The Army will work with special units of police. We are targeting one of them, Lavender Hill area most vulnerable to gang violence," said Cape Town police spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut West.
Gang members fighting each other is fairly disturbing the community. "Every day there are those who die in gang crossfire," said Traut.
Since a few months ago, there were already 64 people were killed in these clashes. Rival gang peace treaty only a few months old. "After that, they fight each other again," said Traut.
Meanwhile, according to officials in the communities in the region Steenberg, Cape Town, Kevin Southgate, if the endless violence, the state can establish an emergency condition.
"The Army will work with special units of police. We are targeting one of them, Lavender Hill area most vulnerable to gang violence," said Cape Town police spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut West.
Gang members fighting each other is fairly disturbing the community. "Every day there are those who die in gang crossfire," said Traut.
Since a few months ago, there were already 64 people were killed in these clashes. Rival gang peace treaty only a few months old. "After that, they fight each other again," said Traut.
Meanwhile, according to officials in the communities in the region Steenberg, Cape Town, Kevin Southgate, if the endless violence, the state can establish an emergency condition.
