House Robbery in Fairbridge Heights Leaves Resident Seriously Injured
Crime
A serious house robbery took place on Saturday night at a residence in Mimosa Drive, Fairbridge Heights, Uitenhage, leaving a resident with multiple injuries requiring urgent medical attention.
At 22:46, Atlas Security's control room received a panic signal. Our armed response officers were dispatched immediately, with the first unit arriving on scene within four minutes. Multiple units responded to the incident.
Upon arrival, officers found the resident outside the residence with serious injuries. He had sustained a laceration to his head, a gunshot wound to his upper right arm, and a second gunshot wound to the right side of his chest. First aid was administered on scene, with dressings applied to manage the bleeding while further assistance was on its way.
Gardmed arrived shortly thereafter, took over patient care, and transported the resident to hospital for further medical treatment.
According to information gathered, two unknown male suspects gained access to the property and forced entry by kicking in the front door. A violent confrontation took place inside, during which the suspects used a panga and a firearm. Items reported stolen at this stage include a laptop and a cellphone.
SAPS arrived on scene and took control for further investigation.
Throughout the incident, our control room worked to make contact with the resident's family to ensure they were informed of the situation.
We are deeply saddened by this incident and extend our heartfelt wishes for a full and speedy recovery from everyone at Atlas Security. Our thoughts are with the resident and his family during this incredibly difficult time.
Residents in the Fairbridge Heights area are encouraged to ensure that access gates, pedestrian gates, and front doors are properly secured at all times, and to activate their panic buttons immediately in the event of any emergency.
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