Apartheid South Africa returns: Roux pays R750 000 fine to escape a murder charge for killing a Black cop while Lungisa gets 2 years for hitting a white racist with water jar

The article below the picture was published by Sapa in 2011

[Site Note: Believe it or not, since Cyril Ramaphosa auctioned the country for R1 Billion to the White Monopoly Capitalists and the opposition parties that are owned by the private sector three years ago, Black people in South Africa are on the receiving end of the prejudicial, most corrupt and racist courts. If they are not abused by the police, they are brutalized by the military. So if anything happens to the White racists in South Africa in the near future, the world must know they brought it upon themselves.

A day before yesterday; ANC politician Andile Lungisa, who has been vocal about Ramaphosa’s shenanigans, has been sentenced to 2 years in prison for hitting a white racist in self-defence with a water jar, while a white racist felon and cold blooded murderer; Blue Bulls rugby player Bees Roux, who bludgeoned a Black traffic officer to death in 2011 got away with a fine.

This means that that Black face calling itself a President at the Union Buildings as we speak is nothing else but a Black mask hiding the real white President running the country remotely without the people’s  political mandate; Nicky Oppenheimer,  whose Deputy President obviously is Johann Rupert.]  

Welcome to the apartheid South Africa that is today masked with a Black faced 'President'

Blue Bulls rugby player Bees Roux will not have to serve jail time for killing a metro police officer with his bare hands, but will have to pay the man’s family R750 000 in compensation.

Judge Nomonde Mngqibisa-Thusi sentenced Roux on Friday afternoon to five years’ imprisonment, suspended for five years, on charges of culpable homicide and driving under the influence in terms of a plea bargain agreement reached with the State.

The conditions include that he must pay the family of his victim, Tshwane metro police officer Johannes Mogale, R750 000 and that he may not be convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for a violent crime within the next five years.

Roux, who was initially charged with murder, kissed and hugged his girlfriend Carien du Toit and shook hands with Mogale’s family after being sentenced.

In a statement, he admitted causing Mogale’s death in a Pretoria street in August last year by repeatedly hitting Mogale’s head with his elbow, then punching him and throwing him to the ground.

According to the statement, Mogale had pulled Roux over for suspected drunk driving in the early hours of the morning. When Roux admitted to having a few drinks at a nearby restaurant, Mogale did not arrest him, but took a bottle of whisky out of the rugby player’s car and gave it to two of his colleagues in their car.

Mogale then got into the driver’s seat of Roux’s car and aggressively demanded the PIN number of his bank card before driving with him to an unknown destination. 

[Side Note: This is poor reporting ethics by Sapa. They are supposed to say "Mogale allegedly did not arrest him" becasue they are now relaying a second hand information, which now they unethically make it sound like a fact, as though they were at the scene of the incident as eyewitnesses. For all you know Roux might have been lying about the whole PIN number story to cover up for his his own racist tantrums that had landed him in trouble. As a journalist who was not at the scene of the incident you are not supposed to write the story as though you were there when it happened. This shows how white owned media companies cover up for white criminals in South Africa.]

According to Roux, it was clear to him that Mogale was about to conduct a criminal act. He decided to attack Mogale because he feared for his life.

He said he was “a large person with unusual physical strength” who had found himself in an emergency situation, and said he had “anguished over this incessantly ever since the incident”.

“I realise that I should have stopped any further assault on the deceased when he landed on the road outside the car. I was in a state of agitation and turmoil as a result of the incident, the likes of which I’d never experienced before.

“According to State witnesses, I proceeded to assault the deceased where he was prone on the ground by hitting him with clenched fists… I was screaming and yelling at bystanders to call the police…

“I admit I exceeded the boundaries of private defence and, although I had no intention to murder the deceased, assaulted him and negligently failed to foresee my actions might cause his death,” Roux said.

He said he had no prior history of violence and that everyone who knew him described him as a “gentle giant”.

Roux expressed remorse about what he had done and said he had approached Mogale’s family and asked for their forgiveness.

Roux’s attorney Rudi Krause said “forgiveness was asked for and given” during a long and emotional meeting with Mogale’s family.

Roux’s spokesman James Adams denied that the attack had anything to do with racism.

The Mogale family’s spokesman Richard Taukgobong said the family was satisfied that the plea bargain agreement had resulted in justice for all, although money would never bring his brother back.

He strenuously denied that his brother had been corrupt although, according to the plea bargain agreement, the family accepted Roux’s version of the events that night. – Sapa