The police at Kagisanong seeks information from the public about shooting incidents that happened at an open space in Dinaweng and the other inside the Southern Landfill Site late last night.
The police received two different complaints which were attended and cases of Murder and Attempted murder opened. The members first arrived at a scene near R702 Road – Dinaweng where they found lifeless bodies of three males between the ages of 26 and 37 inside a Green Ford Ka sedan at about 22:30. Two other males aged 34 and 35 survived the attack. According to the report given to the police, the five males were all watching a rugby final game when the generator ran out of fuel and they jumped into the motor vehicle to quickly get some and come back to watch the game further.
It is alleged that as they approached the R702 Road a hail of bullets came from outside causing fatal wounds to three of the occupants whilst the fourth male was also injured. The fifth occupant was not hit by any bullet. The assailants disappeared in the darkness. The Emergency Services personnel and police experts were summoned to the scene; the three victims were declared dead and ten (10) spent cartridges collected as evidence from the scene.
The patrol vehicle also attended to the scene inside the Southern Landfill Site. It is alleged that four unknown armed men arrived at the dumping site at about 23:00 looking for ‘Radinyewe’ at the illegally erected living structures. The assailants then opened fire on two victims inside two of the illegal structures.
The suspects left the victims with multiple gunshot wounds to die. The Emergency Services personnel later declared the two victims dead. The deceased were identified as Thabo Malebo and Lesenyeho Mokhele.
Any member of the public who might have information that can help in the investigation of the murder and attempted murder cases opened is requested to contact Colonel Msokoli Bolsiek at 082 466 8530 or Lt Colonel Mahlomola Kibinye at 082 465 5945. Alternatively the information can be submitted anonymously on MySAPS App or call the SAPS Crime Stop number 08600 10111.