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That's definitely the wrong house to break in to: Burglars are shot by police officer couple who were at home when armed intruders smashed their way in to home in Johannesburg
- Four raiders forced open the gate leading to a house in Johannesburg
- They kicked open the door and threatened the couple with guns
- What they didn't realise was that the homeowners were police officers
- Two of the housebreakers were shot as one fled the scene in a car
- All four suspects have been arrested by the South African Police Service
Four armed burglars were arrested after targeting the home of two police officers for a break-in.
The raiders forced open the gate leading to the house in Kibler Park, Johannesburg, South Africa, before kicking the door open and threatening the couple inside with guns.
What they didn't realise was the house on Hudla Road was home a husband and wife who were two captains in the South African Police Service (SAPS).
A suspect, right, screams in pain as he is handcuffed to his accomplice, after he was shot while they attempted to break into a house belonging to a police officer couple in the south of Johannesburg
The policewoman shot two of the housebreakers on her property, according to the Glenvista Community Policing Forum.
One suspect tried to get away in a green Volkswagen Golf, with the homeowner firing three shots at the car.
It was later found abandoned near to the home, following the incident which happened at 2.30pm yesterday.
SAPS and private security caught the runaway burglar, who got out of the car and tried to hide in the nearby properties.
Four suspects have been arrested. Three were detained at the couple's home and the police also caught the person who fled the scene
Four suspects have been arrested. Three were detained at the couple's home and the police also caught the person who fled the scene.
'They forced open the gate, kicked open the door and threatened the people inside with firearms,' Major Mack Mngomezulu, of SAPS, said.
The couple's children had not arrived home from school when the incident took place.
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