2 Die in MTN Taxi Rank Shooting, SAPS Starts Manhunt for 10 Suspects
- A local taxi rank was the site of a shooting in Johannesburg, where people died during the havoc
- Gauteng police officers are on a manhunt after a disaster struck in the Johannesburg CBD on the morning of 2 February 2024
- Online users were mortified by the details of the shooting, which claimed two lives, and Mzansi is complaining about crime
JOHANNESBURG - A deadly shooting in Johannesburg left South Africans mortified. Johannesburg CBD area was the site of a disaster.
Many people were disturbed by the deadly shooting. People discussed the rampant crime in South Africa and Gauteng police spokesperson Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi shared their progress.
MTN taxi rank shooting kills people
According to SABC News, there was a shooting at MTN taxi rank in Johannesburg. SAPS arrived on the scene and found two bodies.
One person died after getting shot in the rooftop area. Another person was found dead in the basement, but they had no gunshot wounds.
Did anyone survive MTN taxi rank shooting?
According to police, there was one survivor. The third victim sustained a serious gunshot wound and was rushed to the nearest hospital.
SAPS opens investigation into MTN taxi rank shooting
Gauteng police spokesperson Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi detailed that they are busy with a case of murder and attempted murder. The motive is yet to be determined, but SAPS police are searching for 10 suspects who opened fire at the taxi rank.
People have a lot to say about rampant crime
Michael Johnson said:
"Joburg has turned into a zombie movie in real life. I mean, it's not even safe in daylight. I wonder how cops operate around the CBD?"
Patrick Jonga commented:
"I always thought bad things about that rank it is not a safe place at all too many people in one place the government really has to separate the routes to make more space move other people somewhere else we can't have every body in one place want if that rank is bomb how many people will lose thier lifes in a basement nogal or the building collapse never trusted that building."
Tshilidzi Thomas Shavhani wrote:
"SA have so many unlicensed guns and police are failing to clean up the streets."
Hilda Thembi added:
"Those cops works with those criminals that's their jobs for extra cash."
DJ Vettys in hiding after shooting incident
Briefly News previously reported that DJ Vettys is currently recovering at a hospital, which will not be disclosed by the family. This comes after he was shot in Pretoria.
According to ZiMoja, DJ Vettys is receiving medical attention at an undisclosed location in fear for his safety. This was revealed by a family spokesperson, Ipeleng, who shared that they were puzzled by the incident.
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Source: Briefly News