Limpopo police sergeant sentenced to life in jail for shooting ex-girlfriend
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A Limpopo policeman has been sentenced to life imprisonment after shooting his former girlfriend six times at close range after she rejected his proposal to reconcile.
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What happened
A Limpopo policeman has been sentenced to life imprisonment after shooting his former girlfriend six times at close range after she rejected his proposal to reconcile.
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