More than two months after the hit-and-run death of a Centurion cyclist, the search for the culprit continues.
Andrew Randall was killed on the R55 when a white Toyota Tazz ploughed into him and 17 other cyclists on Good Friday.
The police are still searching for the driver of the Tazz, according to police spokesperson Captain Kay Makhubela.
“I can confirm that no arrests have been made at this stage,” said Makhubela.
“Police are still following up on all leads.”
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Randall was declared dead on the scene and five others, including the passenger in the Tazz, sustained moderate to serious injuries.
The driver fled the scene on foot.
Randall was laid to rest after a memorial service at the Doringkloof family church in Centurion in April.
Back then, the police said they were looking into “positive leads” but could not provide more information for fear of jeopardising the investigation.
“I am working closely with the investigating officer and will inform the public as soon as an arrest is made,” said police spokesperson Constable Tumisang Moloto.
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Moloto appealed to anyone with more information regarding the incident to notify the police on 012-652-0070.
Police previously said a case of culpable homicide and reckless and negligent driving was being investigated.
Makhubela said charges may change once an arrest has been made.
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