Most dangerous prisoner in South Africa – VIDEO

John Mongrel, “the boss” of the 27 Gang in Pollsmoor prison kills rapes and is nothing more than a ruthless heartless person. He rapes new prisoners, he gives orders to kill and those who dare not obey, are killed.

Mongrel has since died and it is without sorrow that such a horrid person is no more. In or out of prison this man lived the life of a dictator; even prison warders were not safe. It is as though he had his own private army and prisoners including prison authorities were powerless against him.

Pollsmoor is not designed to rehabilitate criminals, built during the apartheid years; it was meant to harden black prisoners and yes, the apartheid warders were tough, never allowed intimidation to expand. Now 22 years into democracy the place is nothing more than a dirt infested, overcrowded, gang controlled hole where disease flourishes. The warders are not safe, and the authorities have lost control.

During 2014, seven warders were stabbed to death in Pollsmoor prison. John had a lot to do with the unfortunate deaths of these warders. In the video, he explains why they kill and why they rape new prisoners. He was a dangerous man, and the irony is that people actually worship this fallen man, and have set up a Facebook page that boasts over 3000 fans.

Bring back the death sentence, criminals like John Mongrel, terrorizing prisoners and causing untold trauma, instilling fear into petty criminals and abuse of taxpayers money, should not be allowed to live.

South African prisons are dangerous, and as crime is out of control around the country, the government remains detached to the reality of the real situation. While criminals should be kept behind bars and off the streets, the prisons cannot cope with the high influx and thus a new set of revolting conditions arise. Perhaps one day, the government will turn the page and say, “Ah yes, the prisons, the escalating crimes, let us bring back the death penalty.”


Published on South Africa Today – South Africa News

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