Eshowe Boxer triple shooting: Family demands justice as police hunt suspect

The family of Thandiwe Chili, a 54-year-old woman killed during a disciplinary meeting at a Boxer office in Eshowe, is demanding justice as police investigate the triple shooting. On Saturday, the suspect allegedly entered the office, opened fire on the women seated at their desks, and shot them multiple times before reloading his gun.

The suspect then returned to the scene, checked the victims, and continued firing until all three were dead. Thandiwe's brother, Khehla Chili, expressed frustration with the store's security measures, stating that employees should be searched upon entering the premises to prevent weapons from being brought inside. He emphasized that his sister had been an employee for over 20 years, providing for her children and grandchildren.

Boxer has expressed its condolences to the family and is supporting their loved ones during this tragic time. The retailer is cooperating with the South African Police Service (SAPS) and relevant authorities in the ongoing investigation. KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson Colonel Robert Netshiunda confirmed that the suspect was being sought and had entered the store to face a disciplinary hearing before opening fire on the employees.