Warrick Stock, a renowned South African radio and club DJ, was tragically shot dead in Johannesburg’s city centre on Tuesday afternoon.
The 40-year-old media personality, known as DJ Warras, was approached by three suspects, one of whom opened fire on him before fleeing on foot.
Police confirmed that Stock was attacked as he left Zambesi House near Carlton Centre, where he had been overseeing the installation of security systems.
CCTV footage showed a man with dreadlocks, dressed in a security uniform, opening fire on Stock before fleeing.
The motive behind the shooting remains unknown, and no arrests have been made.
Stock was a well-known radio and TV presenter, podcaster, and security expert, involved in various business ventures, including private security and property management.
His murder has sent shockwaves across the nation, with tributes pouring in from fans, government officials, and political parties.
Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie expressed his anger and sadness, describing Stock as a fearless patriot who spoke his truth without fear or favour.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has appealed to eyewitnesses and the public to come forward with information, as they work to establish the circumstances surrounding Stock’s killing.
