![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/witness-describes-horror-of-finding-brit-tourist-dad-dead-in-bullet-riddled-car/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/newspress-collage-23419461-1691659219412.jpg&description=Exclusive BLOODY SCENE A WITNESS has described the horror moment he found a British dad slumped dead at the wheel of his bullet-riddled car in Cape Town. Kar Hao Teoh's car was blasted several times after he took a wrong turn into the middle of a riot in strife-torn Nyanga near the South African city's airport. 3 Kar Hao Teoh, from Hertfordshire, was shot dead in front of his wife and baby in Cape Town 3 Dumisani Qwebe is Nyanga's Community Police Forum secretary 3 Violence erupted in Nyanga in Cape Town during a taxi driver strike Community worker Dumisani Qwebe revealed how he saw 40-year-old Mr Teoh slumped across the passenger seat of his silver Toyota Rav 4 holiday hire car - killed by a single bullet. Street clashes sparked by a week-long taxi drivers strike had erupted in the area and the Brit, who was born in Singapore, is understood to have been killed when he stopped the car. Police liaison chief Mr Qwebe came across the victim's traumatised wife Sara and their two-year-old son Hugo shaking with shock near the scene. He had driven through the riot zone as officers cordoned off the area moments after the shooting. Mr Qwebe, Nyanga Community Police Forum secretary, told The Sun: "The doors were wide open so I could see inside. "Both the windscreen and driver's window were shattered by gunshots and the driver was slumped over onto the front passenger seat. "Multiple shots had been fired and it looked like one had hit him in the head." A few minutes later the officer entered Nyanga Police Station where he saw the victim's family members - two women in their forties and a child. The three passengers - including Hugo - were taken to hospital for treatment for severe trauma. Mr Qwebe said: "I could see they were all very traumatised. "They were still shaking and the police were trying to calm them down. They didn't look injured but there were spots of blood on their clothes." A Cape Town police spokesman said Mr Teoh was found dead in the driver's seat with){kind=link}
A WITNESS has described the horror moment he found a British dad slumped dead at the wheel of his bullet-riddled car in Cape Town.
Kar Hao Teoh’s car was blasted several times after he took a wrong turn into the middle of a riot in strife-torn Nyanga near the South African city’s airport.
Community worker Dumisani Qwebe revealed how he saw 40-year-old Mr Teoh slumped across the passenger seat of his silver Toyota Rav 4 holiday hire car – killed by a single bullet.
Street clashes sparked by a week-long taxi drivers strike had erupted in the area and the Brit, who was born in Singapore, is understood to have been killed when he stopped the car.
Police liaison chief Mr Qwebe came across the victim’s traumatised wife Sara and their two-year-old son Hugo shaking with shock near the scene.