The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) in Gauteng has arrested four men suspected of being involved in the brutal murder of Constable Nthabiseng Bridget Mosidi, 46, and taxi owner Nkosinathi Ndlela outside the Kagiso police station.
The arrests occurred around 2am, August 30, a week after the tragic shooting that shocked the local community, following a co-ordinated operation by the Hawks' Serious Organised Crime Investigation team and the police's Tactical Response Team (TRT).
The four suspects, aged between 27 and 46, were arrested at their residences in Witpoortjie and Mohlakeng. During the operation, law enforcement officials confiscated four AK-47 rifles and a significant amount of ammunition.
'The swift action by our teams demonstrates our commitment to bringing those who commit such heinous crimes to justice,' spokesperson for the Hawks Captain Lloyd Ramovha, said.
'We believe these suspects are responsible for the tragic deaths of Constable Mosidi and Mr. Ndlela, and we will ensure they face the full might of the law.'
