Shots fired in Courtenay Street

According to provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Pojie, various shots were fired following an altercation between on-duty traffic officers and an alleged reckless driver who refused to stop.

Journalist Kristy Kolberg, George Herald

Thursday, 24 October 2024, 13:24

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GEORGE NEWS - No arrests have been made after a shooting incident in Courtenay Street on Saturday 19 October that led to an attempted murder investigation.

According to provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Pojie, various shots were fired following an altercation between on-duty traffic officers and an alleged reckless driver who refused to stop.

Unconfirmed information suggests that the driver of a black BMW Z4 refused to stop after an attempt by traffic officers to pull him over.

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Shots fired in Courtenay Street

According to provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Pojie, various shots were fired following an altercation between on-duty traffic officers and an alleged reckless driver who refused to stop.

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