A 'Ghost Squad' police officer shot and wounded a taxi driver who tried to ram into his vehicle on Friday.
A"Ghost Squad" police officer shot and wounded a taxi driver who tried to ram into his vehicle on Friday.A “Ghost Squad” police officer shot and wounded a taxi driver who tried to ram into his vehicle on Friday.xecutive director for safety and security Richard Bosman said that the incident took place near Langa on Friday.
“The officer tried to pull over a taxi driver for a traffic stop on the N2 near Raapenberg Road, but he refused and rammed the officer's vehicle several times during a chase,” said Bosman.“The suspect turned around and reached for something, and the officer drew his weapon and fired a shot, as he thought the suspect was reaching for a firearm. The 23-year-old was wounded in his side,” said Bosman.
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