Lenasia Business Man Kidnapped in Ext 1

By Umamah Bakharia

A Lenasia business man was allegedly kidnapped by four unknown men at 5am this morning as he was returning from morning prayers from a mosque in Ext 1.

According to eyewitnesses, a silver Mercedez Benz ML pulled up next to the victim, forced him into the vehicle and drove off towards the R558 Ennerdale, Orange Farm direction.

SAPS Lenasia are still looking into the case and have no developments to comment on.

The motive for the kidnapping is still unknown.

The family has not yet commented on the kidnapping.

This is a developing story.

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