The family of Rashied Staggie says they're not seeking revenge for his murder. The former leader of the notorious Hard Livings gang was shot dead while sitting in a car outside his family home in Salt River in Cape Town this morning. It happened in the same street where his twin brother Rashaad was shot and set alight by Pagad in 1996.
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