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Firearms still drive Western Cape murders

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Firearms still drive Western Cape murders

Western Cape Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Sizakhele Dyantyi says firearms are still the weapon of choice in most murder-related cases in the province.

Dyantyi and the provincial police top brass briefed the media in Cape Town today during the release of the provincial quarterly crime stati

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