Question to police here: How is that possible that you have a suspect with a warrant our for her sitting blatantly in a public place and you cannot arrest her?
Are warrants not connected to ID numbers? Is there no computer system? Why is Tableview not able to give details, when they are required to, even at night, obviously? (Again, must be computerised?) What if it had been a serial killer from Joburg? Would you just leave him there because you couldn't "access" the case number or arrest warrant details? Can't be. Something's wrong with the story. Melanie On Jul 15, 10:48 am, Green Elephant Backpackers <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > Over the past few months the backpacker industry has been under the fire from > one individual that has been checking in as a guest, then going into the room > and stealing from the guests, personal belongings like cellphones and > camera's and stuff go missing. We have an association for the backpackers, we > have distributed a couple of pictures of the suspect through out the network > to be aware, last night she attempted to check in at the Green Elephant, I > recognized her and then I told her that she was not welcome and she should > leave, I even showed her the picture and inquired of she new that person, as > she had attempted to check in under another name. > She iswoman, around 30, coloured complexion, thick set, smoker, strong local > accent made a phone reservation for a dorm and checked in shortly after, > paying cash up front. > I then got her car registration numberCA 792 898 or CA 702 898, of a small > dark gray or blackNissan or Fiat with a boot, as she was leaving, > I then spoke to the backpackers association, and found out that there was > actually a warrant for her arrest. I then reported it to the Police, > Later that night my colleague recognized the lady in Poncho's restaurant in > lower main road, we then called the police and informed them that the suspect > was there, they told me that they were not prepared to arrest or detain the > fellon, because they couldn't access the CAS number....the case was laid in > Table View. I tried to get the CAS number but couldn't get hold of the > detective that was assigned to the case, and the lady left without any thing > being done....! > This was really poor form, we are in the preparation for next years big > event, one huge problem that the tourism industry has is theft of the guests, > and when the opportunity comes around to stop just one of the perpetrators, > the police cannot help us, I have got pictures of the suspect that I have > attached please distribute them and if the lady is seen then please inform > the police and then ask them to kindly detain her. > I would also like to know how I could have access to the blog spot on the > internet, so I could comment on the site? > Kind regards > Lee Sharples-- > > Green Elephant Backpackers > 57 Milton Road Observatory, Cape Town > The Backpackers with the personal touchwww.hostels.co.zaSkype : > greenelephantbackpackers > Tel +27-21-4486359 > Fax +27 –21 4480510 or if busy 086 6115521 > "YES YOU CAN... stay with us!" > > > > > > Keisheen Adams2.jpg > 17KViewDownload > > Keisheen adams3.jpg > 17KViewDownload > > Keisheen Adams.jpg > 18KViewDownload --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "The Observatory Neighbourhood watch" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/obsnw?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
