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If you are responsible for one of the above issues. Having an excessive number of banned accounts in a very short timeframe.Running a web bot/spider that downloaded a very large number of pages - more than could possibly justified as 'personal use'.Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking).Ultimately, the attack was thwarted on 23 November, and the three are still facing trial.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: They had considered a petrol bomb, and worried there were too many cars at the house. Lazarus took Jantjies through the pre-planning for the supposed hand grenade attack on Kinnear's home, and said the three had become more and more desperate to get it done. He added Lincoln had denied Jantjies' allegations in an affidavit. Lazarus said she had claimed in an earlier affidavit that Lincoln wanted to have an underworld figure shot during a raid on his house, and to make it look like the figure had tried to take an AGU member's gun. 'I played with my life to help the AGU,' said Jantjies. Jantjies contended everything she did, she did on the instructions of AGU head Andre Lincoln, to the point of putting herself in danger. 'To tell the court the honest truth, the AGU is corrupt,' she said. Lazarus submitted Jantjies had been corrupting members of the AGU by offering money, to which she snorted. In another message to thank him for the BMW, she mentioned the car had arrived dirty.ДЄsked about a meeting at the Canal Walk shopping centre where an envelope was exchanged between her and another woman, she said this money was intended to be deposited to pay a lawyer. Lazarus submitted messages between Jantjies and Modack began in early November 2019, and at first related to arrangements for the BMW she was given the use of, and cellphones organised for her, and then escalated to her offering an AGU member a bribe for tip-offs, and then Kinnear's address. Lazarus alleged Modack sent her to offer an AGU officer a R10 000 bribe for tip-offs when the unit was about to descend on his house and 'scratch around'.ДЄccording to the indictment, the charges the three all face include belonging to, and participating in, the criminal activities of a gang - the Junky Funky Kids.Д¬harges include conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to acquire an explosive, conspiracy to unlicensed trading in firearms and, possession of firearms. Write it down,' a message purportedly from Modack read, before the address came through. He told her in one message to give the Kinnears' address to Adonis who would 'know what to do'. He alleged that based on these, Modack supplied her with a BMW and cellphones through an intermediary, and that he sent Kinnear's address to her. INVESTIGATION | How Zane Kilian tracked anti-gang cop Charl Kinnear and his team

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Lazarus had kicked off Friday's proceedings with a series of voice note transcripts and WhatsApp messages which he said were between Jantjies and Modack. Kinnear's widow, Nicolette, was in court on Friday, and unflinchingly sat through proceedings as she heard allegations they were watched by people plotting to kill her husband.

In the aftermath of Kinnear's death, attention shifted again to concerns about his safety leading up to the hit, with the thwarted hand grenade attack cited as a glaring red flag. He also faces a charge of attempting to murder lawyer William Booth following further analysis of his cellphone. Kinnear was shot dead outside his house in Bishop Lavis on 18 September 2020 while investigating a complicated firearms case that also implicates police officers.ДЇormer rugby player Zane Kilian was arrested and charged with murder as well as illegally intercepting Kinnear's cellphone to track his location. During a day of shadowboxing with prosecutor Blaine Lazarus, she said she had never met Modack and alleged anything she might have done was on Lincoln's orders.