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On Sunday afternoon, a tragic incident occurred in Beacon Valley, Mitchells Plain, where a 37yearold officer with the Cape Town Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP), Toufeeq Williams, was a victim of a stray bullet. Williams was offduty and walking with his twoyearold daughter near the intersection of Trampoline and Cadillac Streets when he was fatally shot. He was laid to rest on Tuesday in adherence to Muslim customs.
On a Sunday afternoon in Mitchell’s Plain, Toufeeq Williams, an offduty officer of the Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP), was senselessly murdered while carrying a baby and walking down Hengelaar Street. The incident has left both the Western Cape Government and the City of Cape Town in shock and mourning.
