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Wife of alleged Cape Town gang boss 'tricked' tracking company to find staffer on the run, court told

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The State alleges that Nicole Johnson called a vehicle tracking company and pretended to be the owner of a BMW driven by Ralph Stanfield. This emerged during the bail judgment of Stanfield, Johnson, Johannes Abrahams and Denver Booysen at the Cape Town Magistrate's Court on Monday. Prosecutor Nathan Adriaanse told the court that the State needed a postponement until February because it was still waiting for a ballistics report.

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Wife of alleged Cape Town gang boss 'tricked' tracking company to find staffer on the run, court told

Ralph Stanfield, his wife, Nicole Johnson, and their three co-accused have a long wait until February when they return to court again after bail was denied on Monday.

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News24 broke the news in South Africa on Tuesday, October 31, 2023.
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