Rashied Staggie: Biography of Rashied Staggie, Age, Family, Crimes & Death,
Rashied Staggie was the former leader of the Hard Livings gang, a criminal organization situated in Manenberg, Cape Town of South Africa. During his reign, the popularity of the gang grew tremendously internationally to the extent of being interviewed by the BBC.
He formed the group with his twin brother, Rashaad in 1971 starting as a street gang involved in drug distribution. With time the Hard livings gang evolved to become an organized criminal organization involved in various criminal activities ranging from drug running and trading, poaching, protection rackets, prostitution and running of unlicensed bars.
Rashied was known as one of the last of the Cape Flats’ old gangsters.
Age
He was born in 1956 in the Cape Town Suburb of Mooirivier, South Africa. He died at the age of 63 years.
Family
Rashied was born as a twin into a poverty stricken family having no access to the basic needs of life. The unpleasurable quality of life forced him, with his brother to resort to petty crimes for survival.
Rashied was married to Rashida and they had four children together.
Crimes
The Hard Livings gang under the rule of Rashied Staggie were known for notorious criminal acts and engaged in a number of bloody gang wars with rival gangs.
In 2003, Rashied Staggie was sentenced to 15 years in prison for kidnapping and rape after he was convicted for ordering the gang rape of a 17-year-old girl who had turned state witness against him. In 2004, he was convicted of burglary from the Faure police armoury and sentenced to 13 years in prison. The two sentences were served concurrently.
He was released in September 2013 on parole for good behaviour.
Death
Rashied Staggie was killed in the early hours of Friday, 13 December 2019 after two gunmen shot at him multiple times while he sat in a Toyota Yaris Sedan outside his home.
He was shot dead in Salt River on the same street where his brother was killed.
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