South Africa's police are appealing for information after
arresting a Danish man alleged to have had suspected genitals from 21 women in
his freezer.
Peter Fredekrisen, who owns two gun shops in Bloemfontein, is
facing charges including sexual assault, intimidation and domestic violence.
Mr Fredekrisen was not asked to plead at his first court hearing
on Monday.
Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi, from South Africa's special Hawks
police investigation unit, told the BBC the suspect would remain in custody
until he was able to apply for bail next Monday.
Police believe most of his alleged victims may have come from
neighbouring Lesotho.
The BBC's Milton Nkosi in Johannesburg says Mr Fredekrisen was
arrested last week following a tip-off.
The suspected genital parts were found in his freezer, all
neatly labelled in plastic bags with a date, the name of a woman and where she
was from, he says.
Anaesthetic drugs and a surgical doctor's operating equipment
were also found at his house, police say.
Brigadier Mulaudzi said police wanted alleged victims to come
forward to help with investigations.
Officers want to establish how the women were lured to South
Africa, as well as the man's motives, he said.
According to the police statement, Mr Fredekrisen is wanted by
police in Denmark for alleged illegal dealing in firearms.
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