Suspect linked to R200m cocaine heist claims he was tortured to implicate police
What to know about Suspect linked to R200m cocaine heist claims he was tortured to implicate police
Story audio is generated using AI Pretoria businessman Lucas Legabe, who has been linked to the R200m cocaine heist from a secure Hawks storage facility in November 2021, claimed he was tortured to implicate police officers, when he made a bid for bail on…
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI Pretoria businessman Lucas Legabe, who has been linked to the R200m cocaine heist from a secure Hawks storage facility in November 2021, claimed he was tortured to implicate police officers, when he made a bid for bail on…
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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