Two Killed in Durban Police Chase Shootout

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  • March 13, 2026 at 10:28 AM ET
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Two suspects died during a high-speed police chase that ended in a shootout at a petrol station in Durban. Police and private security pursued three men linked to crimes in the Upper Highway area.

  • Two suspects killed after police chase ends in shootout
  • One suspect shot dead, another fell to death while fleeing
  • Third suspect arrested by authorities
  • Incident occurred near The Pavilion shopping mall in Westville

Two people were killed during a high-speed police chase that ended in a shootout at a petrol station in Durban on Thursday morning. According to ALS Paramedics, one suspect was shot dead during the gunfight, while another died after jumping over a wall and falling to his death.

The incident began when police and private security officials pursued three men in a BMW vehicle, who were allegedly involved in a series of crimes in the Upper Highway area. The chase culminated at a petrol station on Spine Road near The Pavilion shopping mall in Westville. A third suspect was arrested by authorities.

ALS Paramedics spokesperson Garrieth Jamieson reported that emergency services, including paramedics and police, were present at the scene. He advised avoiding the area due to ongoing investigations. The incident occurred around 6:30 am, with emergency vehicles and police tape cordoning off the area.

The suspects' identities have not been released pending further investigation. Authorities are expected to provide more details as the case develops.

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