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Now the question is asked, did he know he would kill them when he fired the shots? Was there intent to kill these men, who by the way, might have been there to have a surprise party, because they didn't actually do anything other than malicious damage to property. The law is sometimes strange.
Now the question is asked, did he know he would kill them when he fired the shots? Was there intent to kill these men, who by the way, might have been there to have a surprise party, because they didn't actually do anything other than malicious damage to property. The law is sometimes strange.
Four suspects, all armed with hand guns had derailed the front driveway gate and forced the front lounge door open with a crowbar and confronted a female resident. A Glen Anil resident and former police officer saw what was happening and confronted the suspects. They fired at him and he returned fire hitting all 3 suspects.
The suspects had arrived on the scene in a blue Golf 7 GTI, The vehicle was found to have been hijacked from Chatsworth last month and upon inspection was found to contain a blue light and house breaking implements such as crow bars and bolt cutters, three firearms were recovered on the scene from the suspects.
Now the question is asked, did he know he would kill them when he fired the shots? Was there intent to kill these men, who by the way, might have been there to have a surprise party, because they didn't actually do anything other than malicious damage to property. The law is sometimes strange.
This is what this country needs. More people fighting back and fighting back with force. Guns and bullets are the only language these bastards understand.
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Now the question is asked, did he know he would kill them when he fired the shots? Was there intent to kill these men, who by the way, might have been there to have a surprise party, because they didn't actually do anything other than malicious damage to property. The law is sometimes strange.
Using hammers and a crowbar, the balaclava clad robbers had ripped a security gate out of the wall before holding her at gunpoint
Durban - Visibly shaken and upset, Carlos Duarte spent on Friday cleaning up smeared blood and spent cartridges around his home, while Durban North residents celebrated over the killing of a gang of hardened armed robbers.
Duarte was away at his company’s year-end function at Sun City when the four men in balaclavas stormed into his Welwitchia Avenue home on Thursday night, which ended in a furious gun battle between the gang and a neighbour.
Standing Friday morning amid the shattered tiles and bullet-riddled pillars on his verandah, Duarte said the gang had simply derailed his automatic gate and parked in the driveway.
“The first thing my wife knew was the men bursting into the room, pointing guns at her. They pulled her off the treadmill and kept asking for the keys to the safe,” said Duarte.
Meanwhile, the Duarte’s neighbour, a former policeman who wishes to remain anonymous, had heard a noise outside and on investigation saw a man standing at the front door holding a weapon.
According to a SAPS release, the armed intruder starting firing his weapon when the neighbour shouted at him.