The clip, which appears to have been captured by a CCTV camera, shows three gunmen arriving in a silver car, getting out and firing a hail of bullets on a man identified as “Aggies”.
In the recording, which lasts just over 30 seconds, a little boy is seen walking to a man sitting on the pavement when the car drives by.As those in the street are seen scattering, the man with the toddler jumps up and runs away, leaving the child behind.
Police spokesperson Colonel Andrè Traut says the circumstances surrounding the murder of the 21-year-old man are under investigation by Steenberg police. He says a 20-year man was shot and injured in the same incident. The source explains that after the leader of the Funkys, John Adams, was allegedly killed by members of his own gang, a splinter group called the Flakka Boys was formed.
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