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She was trying to hold down a straight job after two years as one of Pretoria's ecstasy, acid, and cocaine suppliers. She supplied to four clubs including the now defunct DNA. And she used coke herself, to keep up the pace. I was only mostly awake in the evenings 'cause a lot of people would find me at night. At two, three, four, five in the morning. They wanted to come pick up a gramme of coke or they wanted to come pick up pills. So you had to be ready and awake and have stock on you. I actually felt really good because I was this important person and I sort of got hooked on that vibe. On that whole ego trip of yes, I am the queen drug girl in Pretoria. Genevieve was ready to put dealing behind her when she started bar ladying at Evolution. But her best friend Caroline was still in the business. She'd been dealing since the age of A friend and fellow drug dealer introduced Caroline to one of Pretoria's drug kingpins. A man called Mickey. He introduced me to Mickey. 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He denies even knowing Mickey. Johan's lying. Why would you say that? Everyone saw Mickey and Johan together in the club. I mean, it's like putting How can I put it? It's like me walking up to my own mother and saying, I don't know who you are. Well, I've always seen him just with Mickey talking and they would always go and sit in that purple room piece up there. They'd always go sit there, talk and I'd have to bring them a drink or two while they sat and chatted and visited with one another. They were always together in the club. Drinking at the top bar, drinking at the bottom bar. Whenever Johan was in there, they would chat, chat, chat, chat, chat, walk around together. Despite this alleged relationship between Johan Hartman and one of Pretoria's most notorious drug lords, very few police raids on Evolution ever proved successful. I never actually had police or anybody under my sleeve. The drug cop in charge at the time was superintendent Brent Birk. Brent Birk:. And what I can tell you from my experience about closing a club down is just to show a police presence in town. Because it's not really working. We know that before, but because we had to do something, you don't really gonna get success. And we never really had success. Yeah, we always knew when I raid was gonna happen. We always knew when things were gonna go down. So yes, we did know when raids were gonna happen. How did that happen? Well, we had a cop that would tell us. Brent Birk, he would tell us. Him and Mickey were like two peas in a pod. There is a drug problem at Evolution, but when you're looking at other clubs, even clubs that have been in Pretoria, rave clubs and especially the clubs in Johannesburg, we've got a Christmas picnic in Evolution. Obviously when you become a dealer in your town you get to learn who the different sun up cops are. And which ones you can place \[inaudible\] with and which ones you just can't. They're straight and narrow. So yeah, I learned that Brent Birk you can walk over. These are not the first allegations of bribery and corruption against Birk. Hartman's soon to be ex-wife, Etha, heard his name on many occasions from Hartman. Prostitution being against the law, it was surprising that the Lodge was never targeted by Birk's units. Etha Hartman:. He has told me that the reason why they don't bust the Lodge because it's a prostitution brothel, is because they pay Brent Birk some money underneath the table, cash. He's also once mentioned to me that Brent Birk, he has paid for Brent Birk, for a limo. It was a limo or a Mercedes to go away for the weekend, in a hotel for him and his girlfriend, for Brent, Brent Birk and his girlfriend. Birk says Hartman only helped organise a courtesy car through his contacts at a car company and that the money was used to sponsor an oversees trip, legitimately. I was investigated by the anti-corruption unit because all the money. 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Now when I sit and I think about dealing drugs, selling it, I sit there and I think to myself, did my pill or even one pill that I sold kill someone? Evolution functioning at capacity is a huge money spinner. Everyone wants a slice of the action. But one man claims a more noble cause. Pretoria's self appointed godfather, Mike Bolhuis. Bolhuis is on a religious crusade to eradicate drugs from Pretoria's nightclubs. Mike Bolhuis:. I believe honestly that God has given us wonderful bodies and that we should protect them and look after them. Bolhuis owns one of Pretoria's largest debt collecting and bouncer companies. It's called Specialised Security Services. On the night of February the 3rd, Bolhuis gets ready to close down Evolution. We were all good friends. Everybody was good friends. And they got all fucked up because of drugs. Mike Bolhuis knows the owner of Evolution as friend and client. 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Together they have the power to wreak havoc wherever they choose. They've been in many scuffles with Pretoria's bouncer fraternity, including Mike Bolhuis. Meineke and his partner have obtained a court order, attaching Evolution's assets to cover Hartman's outstanding debt. A secret of an elusive man Razor would not be interviewed on camera, but his position on drugs is clear. Meineke Razor:. If I was in control or had a say in the management of club Evolution, I would most definitely have taken a stronger stand against the prevailing drug problem as I am opposed to drugs and I have a long history of having taken a stand against drugs. I feel that drugs are destroying the youth of South Africa. Meineke told us that the first tip is to auction the club to get his money back from Hartman. If his bid turns out to be the highest, the rave club will continue. Ravers will be able to use drugs outside, but dealers won't be allowed inside. It remains to be see whether his friends would comply. I know for a fact \[inaudible\] used to buy by me. Dion used to buy by me. Quinton used to buy by me. There was another guy in the Mac's, he's got like a pony tail, I'm not too sure of his name anymore. He used to buy by me. So that alone tells you, it's like saying never judge a book by it's cover. Don't judge the Mac's gang by their cover. Evolution's future is in the balance. Whether it closes or continues under a different name, many people will have to deal with it's legacy. Youngsters for whom this has become a way of life and the people who were taken in by Johan Hartman. Johan is a violent man. And they should take his gun quickly because he will use his gun either on himself or on somebody soon. Well, he says he's done. He's gonna liquidate himself. He's got nothing. He's losing Evolution. Everybody wants to close Evolution. And he said to me maybe he must kill himself. And I said to him, 'Well, that's not the solution. I did not give , rand as a loan to somebody to end up running his business. I'd rather run my own business and if push comes to shove, if you want my honest opinion, I would rather say to you have the , rand, put it down as school fees and walk away. I don't care. As a matter of fact, the more disarray there is, the better. As far as I'm concerned, that place is history. If I could go back in time, I would've chased him out of my office. If I could go back in time I would have actually chased him out of my office. Rave should be banned. Short and sweet. A rave should not exist. There is no way that a rave is clean. Coming clean has also been a long, hard battle for Caroline and Genevieve. It's taken them more than six months to rehabilitate from using cocaine and to leave the big money from dealing behind. It's not getting better. Not in this country, not in Pretoria, not in the clubs. It's not getting better, it's getting worse. I was actually standing in Evolution. 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We meet two heroin addicts, aged 14 and If you have any comments or suggestions, you can phone or fax us, or email us at truth sabc. Speaker 1: Tonight on Special Assignment, two former drug dealers speak out about their role in Pretoria's lucrative drug trade. Speaker 2: I've got this motto in life that a rave without drugs is like bot flies without meat. Johan Hartman: \[foreign language\] Genevieve: I was making between on a bad weekend, 10, a weekend to about 20, Caroline: I used to make a killing. Speaker 1: 26 year old Genevieve started working at Evolution as a bar lady when it opened in April last year. Genevieve: I was only mostly awake in the evenings 'cause a lot of people would find me at night. Speaker 1: Genevieve was ready to put dealing behind her when she started bar ladying at Evolution. Caroline: He introduced me to Mickey. Speaker 1: Drug dealers obtain rights to sell specific drugs at specific clubs. Caroline: I heard that Mickey gotten dealing right at Evolution and Johan actually mentioned that he's got his own dealers. Caroline: Mickey was the guy that supplied me. Speaker 1: This is Evolution's owner, Johan Hartman. Johan Hartman: \[foreign language\] Caroline: Johan's lying. Speaker 1: Why would you say that? Caroline: Everyone saw Mickey and Johan together in the club. Genevieve: Well, I've always seen him just with Mickey talking and they would always go and sit in that purple room piece up there. Caroline: They were always together in the club. Speaker 1: Despite this alleged relationship between Johan Hartman and one of Pretoria's most notorious drug lords, very few police raids on Evolution ever proved successful. Genevieve: I never actually had police or anybody under my sleeve. Speaker 1: The drug cop in charge at the time was superintendent Brent Birk. Brent Birk: And what I can tell you from my experience about closing a club down is just to show a police presence in town. Caroline: Yeah, we always knew when I raid was gonna happen. Speaker 1: How did that happen? Caroline: Well, we had a cop that would tell us. Brent Birk: There is a drug problem at Evolution, but when you're looking at other clubs, even clubs that have been in Pretoria, rave clubs and especially the clubs in Johannesburg, we've got a Christmas picnic in Evolution. Caroline: Obviously when you become a dealer in your town you get to learn who the different sun up cops are. Speaker 1: These are not the first allegations of bribery and corruption against Birk. Etha Hartman: He has told me that the reason why they don't bust the Lodge because it's a prostitution brothel, is because they pay Brent Birk some money underneath the table, cash. Speaker 1: Birk says Hartman only helped organise a courtesy car through his contacts at a car company and that the money was used to sponsor an oversees trip, legitimately. Brent Birk: I was investigated by the anti-corruption unit because all the money. Speaker 1: Birk also denies warning dealers in Evolution about upcoming raids. Caroline: I'd see them speaking to each other, joking around, having serious conversations. Speaker 1: Birk says he was booked off by a doctor for stress in May and never returned to the police until his service was officially ended this January. Caroline: Johan would plenty of times. Speaker 1: Rumours about Johan Hartman's own drug use are rife in Pretoria. Lolly Jackson: How he just got into so much debt, can only go up somebody's nose. Speaker 1: Lolly Jackson owns five highly successful Teazer strip clubs country wide. Lolly Jackson: Everybody there is so far gone. Speaker 1: Lolly Jackson's own views on drugs are well known among the staff at his various Teazer's branches. Lolly Jackson Caroline: I've seen girls in Evolution that are 11, 12 years old and they were so pilled up I don't even know they think they know where they are. Genevieve: Every day that I see another kid using it's younger and younger. Caroline: Now when I sit and I think about dealing drugs, selling it, I sit there and I think to myself, did my pill or even one pill that I sold kill someone? Speaker 1: Evolution functioning at capacity is a huge money spinner. Mike Bolhuis: I believe honestly that God has given us wonderful bodies and that we should protect them and look after them. Speaker 1: Bolhuis owns one of Pretoria's largest debt collecting and bouncer companies. Mike Bolhuis: We were all good friends. Speaker 1: Mike Bolhuis knows the owner of Evolution as friend and client. Speaker 1: Bolhuis claims to be working with the police. Mike Bolhuis: Every night that place is open, there is a lot of these people taking drugs and getting other people to take drugs. Speaker \[foreign language\] Speaker 1: For three months at the end of last year, Bolhuis' bouncers provided security at Evolution. Mike Bolhuis: We know now that there's no way that a club like that could be protected by us because we cannot control it. Mike Bolhuis: Our arrangement was that the moment I did the debt collection, I would be paid the 30, rand. Lolly Jackson: I asked Mr. Speaker 1: On the night Bolhuis launches his action, Hartman calls out the Sunnyside police. Mike Bolhuis: I am fighting with my life, with my group against drugs. Lolly Jackson: For a person to walk around with a barbell in one hand, a gun in the other, and say the lord is gonna fuck with you, doesn't cut a lot of ice with me. Mike Bolhuis: The drug dealers and the drug lords do not come to you with a request to let's have tea. Lolly Jackson: If you gonna go and close Evolution now, this is what Mr. Speaker 1: But Evolution may not close down after all. Meineke Razor: If I was in control or had a say in the management of club Evolution, I would most definitely have taken a stronger stand against the prevailing drug problem as I am opposed to drugs and I have a long history of having taken a stand against drugs. Speaker 1: Meineke told us that the first tip is to auction the club to get his money back from Hartman. Caroline: I know for a fact \[inaudible\] used to buy by me. Speaker 1: Evolution's future is in the balance. Johan Hartman: \[foreign language\] Mike Bolhuis: Johan is a violent man. Etha Hartman: Well, he says he's done. Mike Bolhuis: I don't care. Lolly Jackson: If I could go back in time, I would've chased him out of my office. Mike Bolhuis: Rave should be banned. Speaker 1: Coming clean has also been a long, hard battle for Caroline and Genevieve. Genevieve: It's not getting better. 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