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Original Post Date: 2007-06-12 Time: 00:00:00 Posted By: Jan
AN Umlazi family is outraged at their local police and have accused them of allowing their brother to die.
This comes after Bheki Xulu, 32, was shot by a police officer after an argument.
The incident took place in the township’s F section at the weekend. According to a witness, Xulu had an argument with the police officer after he crossed at an intersection and did not wait for a police van to pass.
“The police officer then drove towards Xulu and stopped in front of him asking why he had not stopped. One of the officers got out of the van and grabbed Xulu,” the witness said.
| ‘A case of murder is being investigated and the officer will appear in court soon’ |
The officer apparently manhandled Xulu who then turned and slapped the officer in the face.
The cop then pulled out a firearm and shot Xulu in the thigh.
Police said Xulu was shot in the thigh by the officer after refusing to be searched. Police spokesperson Superintendent Vincent Mdunge said the police officers were conducting a stop and search operation in the area.
“When they tried to stop and search Xulu he apparently refused and attacked the officer,” said Mdunge.
Xulu’s brother, Ncebo, said what angered the family was that the police officers who later responded, watched as his brother bled to death.
| ‘When they tried to stop and search Xulu he apparently refused and attacked the officer’ |
“We tried to call an ambulance but we suspect that because of the strike, paramedics were not available.
“When we asked the police if we could take him to hospital they refused, saying that they were still waiting for the crime scene photographers.”
He said his brother lay on the road for more than five hours and eventually bled to death.
“A case of murder is being investigated and the officer will appear in court soon,” Mdunge said.