The video shows two groups of men in an argument when one of the men brandishes a firearm and fires a warning shot.
The video shows two groups of men in an argument where one of the men brandishes a firearm and fires a warning shot. He fires another shot a short while later.
ommunity policing forum chairperson Jakes Singh said he had alerted local police to the incident and was awaiting more information. [WATCH] An incident of gang violence, believed to have occurred in Chatsworth, south of Durban. Local police are understood to be looking into the matter.
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