PLETTENBERG BAY NEWS FLASH - The Plettenberg Bay man accused of having links to an international child pornography network involving the abuse of babies appeared in Knysna Regional Court on Wednesday, December 2.
The 37-year-old computer engineer, who cannot be named until he has pleaded, briefly took his place in the dock and was expected to enter into a plea bargain.
The matter was however postponed to Friday, December 4 after the accused indicated that the he wanted his bail conditions changed.
He claimed that he could not find employment in Plett and wanted to move to Kimberley. His current bail conditions do not allow him to leave the coastal holiday town.
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ARTICLE: YOLANDE STANDER, KNYSNA-PLETT HERALD CORRESPONDENT
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