Overview
- Police identified four people tied to the clip and said all are in custody at Tembisa South Police Station.
- Crime intelligence traced the case to Tembisa, where officers arrested two men linked to the firearms seen in the video.
- Police later arrested two women in Kaalfontein who appear in the footage, according to a Tuesday update.
- Officers say the seized firearms are unlicensed and report that the suspects were also found with a hijacked vehicle.
- The four face charges under the Firearms Control Act, while Gun Free South Africa warns that online gun displays are normalising risky behavior.