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JUST IN: Police shed light on Featherbrooke shooting

Police are also urging community members not to confront the suspects because they are armed.

Muldersdrift Police are investigating a case of armed robbery and murder after a man was shot and killed near the Feathersquare Spar on the night of 14 March.

Read initial article here: JUST IN: Featherbrooke man shot multiple times for small fortune

It is alleged that 54-year-old Jimmy Kendall was sitting in his parked Toyota Aygo at the scene at about 7.20pm when a silver BMW parked behind him. Four unknown males jumped out of the vehicle.

Two of the suspects went to the victim and started fighting with him, while the other two remained standing behind his vehicle. One of the suspects fired several shots, hitting the victim in his upper body. He died instantly. The suspects got back into their vehicle and fled the scene.

The victim’s car had multiple bullet holes. Photo: Supplied

Although a firearm and a bag were stolen from the victim’s vehicle, the motive for the crime is not yet known. An undisclosed amount of cash was recovered from the victim’s car boot.

The man was declared dead on scene by Netcare 911 paramedics. Krugersdorp’s Sector 4 Community Policing Forum and its first aiders were also on scene.

The suspects are still at large and police are urging community members to come forward with any information that might lead to their arrest. Police are also urging community members not to confront the suspects because they are armed.

The Muldersdrift Police can be reached on 011 952 4600. Alternatively, contact the Trio Task Team on 079 496 6288.

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Janine Viljoen

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