'They were unrecognisable', says Mamelodi CPF head after brutal killing of four alleged Boko Haram gang members: Mamelodi east community policing forum (CPF) chairperson Eddie Mnguni on Sunday described the brutal killing of four suspected Boko Haram…
“People are being assassinated and some are still wondering who is next. Random people are being killed and the community is very vulnerable and scared of being caught in the crossfire. We are pleading with whoever is responsible: you can't murder four people in a day. They have parents and children,” he said.Police spokesperson Lt-Col Mavela Masondo said poMasondo said police were called to a scene at the corner of Dinamo and Aphane Streets in Mamelodi.
“Upon arrival at the scene, they found four males with gunshot wounds. All the victims were certified dead at the scene. The motive for the killing cannot be confirmed at this stage. Police have opened a case of murder for investigation,” he said. The Boko Haram surfaced some years ago when they reportedly began demanding “protection money” of R300 or more from mainly foreign shops owners.
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