By Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - A local security company is urging citizens to refrain from resisting when asked by criminals to hand over valuable items, especially during hijackings. This after a man was shot twice in the abdomen during a hijacking at Buffelsdraai, in Verulam, north of Durban on Sunday night. It's believed the victim refused to hand over his cellphone and a friends vehicle to the group of hijackers. The suspects then shot the victim and left him to bleed profusely on the roadside while they made of with vehicle and the victims valuables. Reaction Unit South Africa spokesperson, Prem Balram says the stolen vehicle was recovered yesterday afternoon.........

<p>By Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo -&nbsp;A local security company is urging citizens to refrain from resisting when asked by criminals to hand over valuable items, especially during hijackings. This after a man was shot twice in the abdomen during a hijacking at Buffelsdraai, in Verulam, north of Durban on Sunday night. It's believed the victim refused to hand over his cellphone and a friends vehicle to the group of hijackers. The suspects then shot the victim and left him to bleed profusely on the roadside while they made of with vehicle and the victims valuables. Reaction Unit South Africa spokesperson, Prem Balram says the stolen vehicle was recovered yesterday afternoon.........</p>

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