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DJ Warras: South African DJ Shot Dead in Johannesburg
- On Tuesday, 16 December, Warrick Stock, popularly known as DJ Warras, was fatally shot in Johannesburg Central Business District near Commissioner Street and the Carlton Centre.
- Stock's business links to private security and eviction work in Johannesburg CBD placed him amid probes into law enforcement corruption and the alleged Big Five drug cartel.
- Multiple versions of the attack circulated, ranging from a three-person ambush to a single-shooter account, with reports alleging three unknown suspects approached him after parking while others credit a single gunman or vehicle, according to crime reporter Yusuf Abramjee and social media posts.
- Johannesburg police confirmed the incident and said JMPD officers were first on scene after public alerts; the South African Police Service is investigating a murder with no arrests yet as tributes pour in.
- The shooting fits a pattern of recent DJ killings in Gauteng, including DJ Sumbody and DJ Vintos, as state prosecutors allege Katiso 'KT' Molefe and the Big Five used the same high-calibre rifles across murders.
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South Africa: 'DJ Warras' Murdered in Latest Gauteng Shooting to Target Entertainment and Private Security Sector
Warrick Stock, popularly known as DJ Warras, has been murdered in a shooting in Gauteng, the latest in a string of killings in the province linked to the entertainment industry and private security. Some of the incidents are allegedly connected to the ongoing law enforcement scandal.
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Read Full Article‘DJ Warras’ murdered in latest Gauteng shooting to target entertainment and private security sector
Warrick Stock, popularly known as DJ Warras, has been murdered in a shooting in Gauteng, the latest in a string of killings in the province linked to the entertainment industry and private security. Some of the incidents are allegedly connected to the ongoing law enforcement scandal.
·South Africa
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