CoCT offers R100k for info that will help police catch Elsies River pupil's killers

CAPE TOWN - The City of Cape Town is offering a reward of R100,000 for information that will help police apprehend the killers of a 14- 14-year-old boy in Elsies River. 

Grantham Jahmiel van Reenen was shot dead near his home before school on Tuesday. 

Two other teenagers were wounded in the attack.

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Safety and Security MMC, JP Smith: "We visited the family last night, and I was filled with great sadness. It cannot be that we allow our society to come to this. With our SAPS detectives already stretched thin as they battle daily gang violence, we are making our own internal Investigative resources directly available, to track down these killers."

Smith said they were doing what they could.

"More than this, we are offering a reward up to R100 000, for any information that will lead to the arrest and prosecution of those responsible. We cannot bring back the life of Grantham, or any of those victims that have lost their lives through the hands of gangs.
But we must make sure those responsible are brought to justice."