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Four 'most wanted criminals' shot dead by police in Durban

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Four most wanted criminals were shot dead by police in Durban on Thursday. The suspects were allegedly responsible for a spate of murders in KwaZulu-Natal. Police recovered an AK47 assault rifle with one magazine and 19 rounds of ammunition. Ink-stained bank notes were also found inside the suspects' vehicle.

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Four most wanted murder suspects killed in gun battle with police

Four suspected murderers were shot dead by police in Mariannhill, Durban, during an exchange of gunfire with police on Thursday afternoon.

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KZN police shoot dead four of the province’s ‘most wanted’ criminals in heated gun battle

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Four 'most wanted criminals' shot dead by police in Durban

The men were wanted for murder, attempted murder, hijacking, armed robbery and extortion.

·Johannesburg, South Africa
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Four 'most wanted criminals' shot dead by police in Durban

The men were wanted for murder, attempted murder, hijacking, armed robbery and extortion.

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Times Live broke the news in Johannesburg, South Africa on Friday, December 30, 2022.
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