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  • Dave A
    Site Caretaker

    • May 2006
    • 22807

    #1

    Hijack!

    This morning one of my service teams got hijacked. Two armed hijackers. No-one hurt but everyone rather severely shaken.

    There is so much to say. The practicalities raise all kinds of issues. But the last 5 hours have been something of a blur. I kinda got to get things settled in my head. I'll be back with more later.
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  • Debbiedle
    Gold Member

    • Jun 2006
    • 561

    #2
    I am really sorry to hear about this Dave and really pleased that no-one was hurt.
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    • Graeme
      Silver Member

      • Sep 2006
      • 253

      #3
      Dave - so sorry to hear the bad news - what bastards they are.

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      • duncan drennan
        Email problem

        • Jun 2006
        • 2642

        #4
        Now that you have had a (hopefully) good nights sleep, how are you feeling about this today?

        I'm just really glad that no one was hurt — for that we can all be thankful.

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        • Yvonne
          Silver Member

          • May 2006
          • 361

          #5
          Really sorry about what happened.

          Whilst we are so overwhelmed with gratitude that no-one was physically hurt! it really sinks home what sort of life we live these days.
          Our initial response being gratitude, followed by deep anger and resentment, and then the feeling of hopelessness, and helplessness for the safety of our families, friends, loved ones and employees.

          This is not healthy.

          During this last week: On Saturday morning, Fourways area, warnings were given over the radio that there was a very high police activity in the area, helicopters etc. reason -unknown.
          We calmly diverted to Rivonia, had breakfast, listened to the radio, and continued on our way to Fourways.
          Earlier this week, one the the main streets in Johannesburg - Corlett Drive, warnings were issued about rocks and planks of wood with nails being placed in the road, and drivers stoned.
          Today, Somewhere in Marlborough the road is being barracaded with rocks and burning tyres etc. a protest - reason unknown!
          Please use a different route!

          Is this going to be our "normal" day in future. Listen to the radio, avoid certain
          area, put our heads down, pray for the best, and just get on with it as best we can?

          Yvonne

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          • entoserv
            Full Member

            • Jun 2006
            • 60

            #6
            Originally posted by Yvonne Symons
            During this last week: On Saturday morning, Fourways area, warnings were given over the radio that there was a very high police activity in the area, helicopters etc. reason -unknown.
            We calmly diverted to Rivonia, had breakfast, listened to the radio, and continued on our way to Fourways.
            Earlier this week, one the the main streets in Johannesburg - Corlett Drive, warnings were issued about rocks and planks of wood with nails being placed in the road, and drivers stoned.
            Today, Somewhere in Marlborough the road is being barracaded with rocks and burning tyres etc. a protest - reason unknown!
            Please use a different route!
            This is not good. I keep hoping we are past all this sort of trouble. Dont let them get to you Dave.

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            • Snoopy_inc
              Silver Member

              • Aug 2006
              • 222

              #7
              This is exactly why i believe we need to group together as a community!
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