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South Africa mourns the loss of former Bafana Bafana player Marc Batchelor
South Africans on Tuesday took to Twitter to mourn the loss of former Bafana Bafana player Marc Batchelor, who was gunned down outside his Johannesburg home on Monday night.
No one deserve a death like this one💔 #RIPMarkBatchelor May your soul RIP Mark 💔 pic.twitter.com/Blog0UbedM
— Velly Shiluvane (@ShiluvaneVelly) July 16, 2019
#RIPMarkBatchelor
Deepest condolences to the family and football fraternity as a whole pic.twitter.com/9FJR10OwAB— Mrs Mumba (@tshedisott) July 16, 2019
#RIPMarkBatchelor I’m not sure how many R.I.P signs we have to put up in order for things to be taken serious…. Yet another life lost due to senseless killings… pic.twitter.com/CVid3ioac2
— Zostar (@Zostar15) July 16, 2019
The news was confirmed to the media by police spokesperson Colonel Lungelo Dlamini, who explained that Batchelor was shot multiple times by two men on a motorbike.
The incident has many talking about the safety of South Africa.
As South Africans, we need Death Penalty back, we are SICK & TIRED of wrtng RIP 2 innocent Souls. Not so long, it was:
1 Senzo Meyiwa
2 Lucky Dube
3 Reeva Steenkamp
4 Mafikizolo Star and others.Now is Mark Batchelor 😭
Retweet & Like 2 make your voice heard.
#RIPMarkBatchelor pic.twitter.com/gLME4VKH86— Ndavheleseni Windstone Ramuntshi (@NRamuntshi) July 16, 2019
Killings and assassinations are becoming a habit in South Africa because the law is too lenient to them. I vote we bring back “Death panalties” to the ones found guilty. I mean Kids are starting to kill as well because they know that they will get away with it #RIPMarkBatchelor pic.twitter.com/4Aoub8Rt31
— EIGHTY SEVEN 💱💵 (@Tbattisse) July 16, 2019
This country is going into shit #RIPMarkBatchelor
— JUST CALL ME P (@624Money) July 16, 2019
Feature image: screenshot, @Zostar15 via Twitter