Soweto police warn e-hailing drivers about voice note threat
Police urge Bolt and Uber drivers to avoid Eldorado Park following violent threats towards them after a recent shooting incident.
Eldorado Park police have expressed concern about a voice note widely shared on social media platforms, in which the author threatens to harm Uber and Bolt drivers who accept requests and drop off clients at Eldorado Park.
According to local SAPS communication officer Sergeant Fezeka Khobo, this stems from an incident that occurred two weeks ago, where three men were shot, allegedly by an Uber driver, while they allegedly attempted to rob him.
“The three males who allegedly attempted to rob the Uber driver are affiliated with one of the famous gangs in Eldorado Park, and now the gang leader wants to get revenge on any Uber or Bolt driver,” claims Khobo.
“The Eldorado Park SAPS has issued a warning to Uber and Bolt drivers to avoid accepting requests or pick-ups from Eldorado Park.”
The SAPS says it does not condone e-hailing drivers breaking the law, neither does it tolerate any robberies on their watch.
Anyone with information regarding illegal activities at Eldorado Park can contact the SAPS on 011 946 0300 or 082 444 3001. Alternatively, whistleblowers who wish to tip off the police anonymously may call the SAPS Crime Stop Hotline on 08600 10111.
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