Court grants bail to prominent Cape Town underworld figures

Court grants bail to prominent Cape Town underworld figures

The Hawks have made a major breakthrough in their investigations into extortion, dealing in drugs, fraud, corruption and money laundering in the Cape Town underworld. 

Gavel on wooden table / iStock
Gavel on wooden table / iStock

This comes after the arrest of three prominent underground figures in Cape Town.  

Mark Lifman (53), Jerome Booysen (56) and 66-year-old William Stevens appeared in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday following their arrest earlier in the day. 

Hawks spokesperson Katlego Mogale said the arrests are a victory for crime-fighting efforts. 

All three men were granted bail of R100 000 each. 

The case was postponed to 9 February.  

“They were also ordered to hand in their passports, report and sign at their nearest police station once a week and should they need to leave the province duly inform the investigating officer before doing so,” says Mogale. 

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