Gunmen Unleash Ak-47 Fire on Gauteng Traffic Wardens During Patrol

Gauteng Premier condemns shooting of five wardens

Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, condemned the attack on five traffic wardens who came under fire by gun-toting criminals during a routine patrol in Daveyton, Johannesburg, on the weekend. Lesufi is expected to visit the injured wardens this morning, 8 September, at the Daveyton Main Clinic. The three male and two female wardens were conducting a routine patrol and inspection at the Daveyton Railway Station. They were fired at when they attempte…

Traffic wardens attacked in Daveyton, five sustain gunshot wounds

A team of Gauteng traffic wardens came under fire at the Daveyton railway station in Ekurhuleni in the early hours on Sunday.

Five crime prevention wardens shot during patrol in Daveyton

Police have opened a case of attempted murder as all the wardens survived the shooting incident in the early hours of Sunday.

Premier Panyaza Lesufi condemns shooting of Gauteng traffic wardens

While the SA Police Service (SAPS) was honouring officers who died on duty during a ceremony in Pretoria at the weekend, five more traffic wardens were shot and injured in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni. According to the police, the wardens came under fire during a routine patrol in the early hours of Sunday morning at Daveyton railway station. The shooting happened after they attempted to search a group of about 12 individuals. It is alleged that the sus…

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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says two out of the five traffic wardens who were shot in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni, on Sunday, are in critical condition. He says one of the wardens remains unconscious in an intensive care unit (ICU) while the other has regained consciousness but remains in ICU. The wardens came under fire at the Daveyton Railway Station on Sunday when they attempted to search 12 people during a routine patrol. The Wardens were reass…