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Knysna
One arrest, almost 2 000 cannabis plants confiscated, and a "brutalised" community was the result of a bust by police on Judah Square in Khayalethu this week. On Tuesday 13 March a huge contingent of police resources – more than 20 vehicles and more than 60 officers according to residents – raided the Rastafarian sanctuary in Knysna.
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