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Cops follow trail of debris to catch Western Cape hit-and-run driver – Kuils River

10 December 2015 by Alan

Cops follow trail of debris to catch Western Cape hit-and-run driver – (curated as of interest to Kuils River and Cape Town).

The cycling organisation said Ross McKernan will be in attendance when Geoffrey Merrick appears in the Kuilsriver court this week. He is alleged to have been the driver of the car that killed Dr Koos Roux more that two years ago. Roux‚ 59‚ had been …
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