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Johannesburg - The case against a father and son who were in the Welkom Magistrate's Court for forcing an employee and a dog into performing a sexual act has been postponed to 1 April, reports say.

The father and his 16-year-old son appeared in court on Tuesday. Free State police said the Welkom Family Violence and Sexual Offences Unit were now helping with the investigation of the incident, reported Eyewitness News.

"The charges are compelled attempted rape, intimidation, and crimen injura," said Captain Stephen Thakeng.

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