WATCH: Security guard BRUTALLY ambushed and shot in car – 400m from police station on Sunday. Photo: Screengrabs/Video/Twitter
WATCH: Security guard BRUTALLY shot in car – 400m from police station
Watch as a security guard was BRUTALLY ambushed and shot in his car, which was parked about 400m from a police station in Hazyview.
WATCH: Security guard BRUTALLY ambushed and shot in car – 400m from police station on Sunday. Photo: Screengrabs/Video/Twitter
Watch the horrifying video of a security guard being BRUTALLY ambushed and shot in his car, which was parked about 400m from a police station in Hazyview.
WATCH AS TWO MEN ABUSH A SECURITY GUARD
The video was shared on Tuesday by Ian Cameron, director of community safety at civil society group, Action Society.
In the video, one can see two men approaching the Hi-Tech security car as they start to fire shots at the driver’s side of the car.
Eight shots in total are fired into the car before one of the robbers opens the car door and grabs the guard’s gun and car keys.
The footage shows the two men walking off, leaving the car door open.
ONE OF THE ARMED MEN GRABS THE GUARD’S GUN AND WALKS OFF
According to Hi-Tech’s operational manager Lourens de Bruyn, the guard in his forties miraculously only sustained one shot to his back.
It is clear the robbers just wanted the gun as they fled with nothing else.
Meanwhile, in an unrelated incident, two DRUNK police officers have been arrested after they were caught on camera causing an accident and trying to flee the scene.
Police said the two officers who were caught on camera DRUNK, in uniform, and behind the wheel, with a beer bottle in hand, have been arrested.
“On arrival at the scene, police immediately arrested one Constable aged 31 for Reckless and Negligent driving with a state vehicle and both of them including the Warrant Officer aged 56 for being under the influence of liquor whilst on duty. The officers are stationed at Maletswai Police Station.”
Brigadier Tembinkosi Kinana
WATCH AS THE POLICE OFFICERS WERE CAUGHT ON CAMERA
They reportedly caused an accident on the R58 outside Lady Grey in the Eastern Cape on 26 May 2022.
The video of the two officers has since gone viral on social media.
Both officers face charges of drunken driving, as well as reckless and negligent driving for allegedly causing an accident at a stop and go on the R58 outside Lady Grey.
