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UPDATE: SAPS says 3 suspected CIT robbers killed in Durban shootout

SABC News South Africa ·

According to SAPS, four suspected cash-in-transit robbers have been shot dead during a shootout with police and private security officers near Mega City in Umlazi, south of Durban .

Police spokesperson Robert Netshiunda says firearms were recovered after the shooting.

He says the crime scene is still active.

It’s believed the suspects blew up the cash-in-transit (CIT) vehicle on the M4 offramp towards Mega City.

ALS Paramedics spokesperson, Gareth Jameson says two security guards were also wounded during the robbery.

Reporting: Zanele Buthelezi

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