Police provincial spokesperson, Thabo Covane, says according to reports received by police, David Khanda (50) arrived at his home in Cuban Street in Pine Heaven, Bloemfontein at about 21:30 and parked the vehicle.

His family members then heard gunshots from outside and rushed out to see what was happening. They found Khanda lying on the ground with several gun wounds and immediately called police and paramedics to the scene.

Covane says Khanda was declared dead on the scene.

"A case of murder was opened at Bloemspruit Police Station. Any member of the public, who might have information that can help the police in the investigation of the case, or lead to the arrest of the suspects, can be submitted anonymously and will be treated with confidentiality," adds Covane.

Persons who can assist in the investigation are requested to contact Constable Sechaba Tsholo at 082 8547 532. Alternatively the information can be submitted on MySAPS App or call the SAPS Crime Stop number 08600 10111.

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Meanwhile, Centlec spokesperson, Leletu Mamatu, says that they were shocked and dismayed by the killing of Khanda, who was employed in the Intervention Section.

“We trust that the law enforcement of this country will undertake a successful investigation and prosecution of the perpetrator/s and that those or anyone found to have committed this heinous crime is or are put behind bars.”

He adds that the office of the Chief Executive Officer, Malefane Sekoboto, wishes to send its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Khanda, especially during these hard trying times.

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