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The shooting occurred in a bar in western Johannesburg on Saturday night, around 9:30 p.m., according to South African police.
Gunmen armed with assault rifles killed 17 people and wounded 15 in a bar west of Johannesburg, South African police said Sunday.
"They apparently searched some customers and took their mobile phones before fleeing the scene in two unmarked vehicles," police said.
He stated that the shooting occurred on Saturday night, around 9:30 p.m.

At least 27 people were killed and 26 injured in two shootings that occurred on Sunday in South Africa: one in a bar in Wedela, near Johannesburg, with 17 dead and 15 injured, and another in a leisure establishment in Lwandle, near Cape Town, with 10 dead and 11 injured. Police reported that the attackers used assault rifles and pistols, and that no arrests have yet been made.

El Lagarto, born in Madrid in 1957, grew up in the Lacoma neighborhood surrounded by poverty and drugs. After leaving home due to parental abuse, he lived in a shack where he used amphetamines. In February 1983, he killed his friend El Pelos during an argument over drugs, dismembered his body and tried to get rid of it. He was convicted and released from prison in 1994. He died in 2002 after being expelled from home by his father, following the tragic fate of many young people in the neighborhood.

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The Malaga Women's Assistance Team links the kidnapping of a young woman tied up in Alhaurín de la Torre with a previous case of gender violence committed by her father, who committed suicide after attacking another woman. A man has been arrested for the kidnapping.
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