Rashied Staggie, the former boss of one of the Western Cape's most notorious gangs, has reportedly been shot dead in London Road, Salt River.
Cape Town - Rashied Staggie, the former boss of the Hard Livings gang, has reportedly been shot dead. Police have not yet confirmed the incident.
Staggie was reportedly killed by a two gunmen in London Road, Salt River, on Friday morning. According to an eyewitness he sustained multiple gunshots to his head. Staggie was in the passenger seat of a car that had just pulled up residential building. A car that appeared to have been following the vehicle stopped a short distance away at the top of the road and a suspect was seen running toward the vehicle in which Staggie was seated and point a firearm in his direction. The suspects returned to their vehicle and sped off.Jailed in 2003 for 15 years for his part in the kidnapping and rape of a teenage girl, Staggie served 11 years in prison.
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