Two teachers held at gunpoint during robbery at Phoenix school
Two teachers and one of their spouses were held at gunpoint and robbed outside Arlington Primary School in Westham, Phoenix, on Wednesday morning.
Three educators were held at gunpoint and robbed on Wednesday morning at a school in Westham, Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal. The brazen criminals arrived in a white Volkswagen Golf GTI and threatened the educators with firearms before fleeing with a BMW 320i sedan, two cellphones, laptops, keys, and a handbag containing cash and personal belongings.
The incident occurred just before 7.20 am, prompting an immediate response from private security company Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA). RUSA dispatched its reaction officers at around 7.19 am upon receiving reports of an armed robbery in progress. The suspects, identified by RUSA as three armed men, threatened the educators with firearms and stole various items from the school before escaping the scene.
The traumatized educators required medical attention at the scene. RUSA has appealed to the public for assistance in locating the stolen BMW.
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