Police Minister Mchunu condemns killing of 5 community safety patrollers in Soshanguve
Sifiso Zulu
24 March 2025 | 8:36Gauteng officials have given police officers 72 hours to find the perpetrators.
JOHANNESBURG - Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has condemned the killing of five community safety patrollers in Soshanguve.
The group was shot and stoned to death during clashes with suspected criminals at the Marry Me informal settlement over the weekend.
READ: Lesufi confirms death of fifth community patroller in Soshanguve
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has given officers 72 hours to find the perpetrators.
The police minister said he was saddened by the attack.
His spokesperson Kamogelo Mogotsi said, “These unarmed members of the community were committed against crime and improving the safety of the community. It was remarkable that they stood against crime and it is the right thing to do. We commend the swift action of the police in initiating a manhunt against those responsible.”
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