CCTV FOOTAGE: Video showed moment Nokulunga Mthethwa shot her babydaddy with AK47 with 4 bullets in Azalea, Henley Dam

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that video showed moment Nokulunga Mthethwa shot her babydaddy with AK47 with 4 bullets in Azalea, Henley Dam

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The footage also shows her kicking him and striking the man with the rifle during the incident in Azalea, Pietermaritzburg.
Nokulunga Penelope Mthethwa (39), who allegedly shot her former boyfriend and father of her child with an AK-47 on
Nokulunga Penelope Mthethwa (39), who allegedly shot her former boyfriend and father of her child with an AK-47 on
The woman accused of shooting her former boyfriend and father of her child with an AK-47 rifle in a fit of rage on Monday appeared in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday on a charge of attempted murder.

Nokulunga Penelope Mthethwa (39), from Henley Dam, was arrested earlier this week after a video went viral showing her towering over the injured man, who was lying on the ground after she had allegedly shot him with the assault rifle. The victim remains in hospital receiving treatment.

The footage also shows her kicking him and striking him with the rifle during the incident in Azalea, Pietermaritzburg. A resident who witnessed the attack told The Witness that Mthethwa got out of a car carrying a gun.

“She argued with the man, who was walking with another woman, and then shot him multiple times,” the witness said.

According to uMgungundlovu police spokesperson Sergeant Sifiso Gwala, further investigations revealed that Mthethwa had an argument with the victim in Azalea before later shooting him three times in the abdomen and once in the leg.

A multidisciplinary task team — including the uMgungundlovu SAPS District Task Team, uMgungundlovu SAPS Trio Crimes Task Team, the SAPS E2 District Project, and Aphiwe Protection Services — traced the firearm and confirmed that it belonged to Mthethwa’s current boyfriend, who is a security guard.

Following her first court appearance on Thursday, Mthethwa was transferred to Westville Correctional Centre. She is expected to return to court on February 6 for her bail application.