SOLDIER GETS BAIL

Release fee set at R6 000, as residents voice concern over hidden guns & ammo

- BY KIM SWARTZ

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A SANDF member accused of hiding firearms, ammunition and a Claymore antipersonnel mine at his Eureka Estate home has been granted bail of R6 000 following the dramatic discovery of a steel box buried under concrete at the property.

Jonathan Levendal, 52, made his first brief appearance at the Goodwood Magistrate's Court on Monday.

He faces charges for the possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives.

His arrest comes after he was busted on 26 February after Anti-Gang Unit (AGU) cops found the items at an address in Delphi Street, Eureka Estate.