Three educators have been left traumatised after armed robbers allegedly held them at gunpoint during a robbery at a school in Westham, Phoenix, north of Durban, on Wednesday morning.
The incident occurred shortly before 7.20am on October 14, prompting a response from Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA).
According to RUSA, three armed suspects arrived at the school in a white Volkswagen Golf GTI before confronting and robbing the educators.
RUSA officers were dispatched to the scene at approximately 7.19am after receiving reports of an armed robbery in progress.
RUSA director Prem Balram said the suspects threatened the educators with firearms before fleeing with a white BMW 320i sedan bearing the registration number VASHIKA GP.
The suspects allegedly also stole two cellphones, two laptops, keys and a handbag containing cash and other personal belongings.
The three educators were left shaken by the ordeal and received medical attention at the scene.
RUSA has appealed to members of the public to assist in locating the stolen vehicle.