Norman Reeves, an ex-British Army, ex-Rhodesian Army and ex-S.African army vet, talks about his experiences in the Angolan War, his company, Combat Security, and the political prosecution against him, thinly-veiled as a guns charge.The military-style Combat Security employs over 1,000 security guards, mostly Black, and also has a very large number of armoured vehicles. Reeves rose to fame in Durban for catching criminals and handcuffing them to a lamppost while "awarding them a medal" (a paper with the words, "I am a thief caught by Combat"). NONE of the criminals arrested were beaten up.
Reeves was arrested because his huge security firm had 2 unlicensed firearms. He was also charged with something to do with issuing a firearm without ammunition, and employing illegal immigrants.
Norman says the firearms were faulty and were being repaired. He is employing Angolans who were part of the LEGENDARY 32 battalion which fought on the side of the S.African Army in Angola against the Cubans and Russians. Out on a 4,000 Rand bail, Norman Reeves talks with The Right Perspective about these charges.
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