Investigation Continues as Police Analyze Vehicle Linked to Fatal Crash of Beloved MultiChoice Security Officer

SAPS analyzes a vehicle linked to the fatal hit-and-run of security guard David Sejobe. Read about the investigation progress and the community's R500k tribute.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 9, 2026, 10:04 AM EDT

Source: The information in this article was sourced from TimesLIVE

Forensic Milestone in a High-Profile Hit-and-Run

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has provided a critical update on the investigation into the death of David Sejobe, the MultiChoice security guard whose fatal cycling accident in January sparked a massive public outcry. Gauteng SAPS spokesperson Dimakatso Nevhuwulwi confirmed that investigators have seized a vehicle suspected of involvement in the crash. Forensic teams are currently conducting a comparative analysis, matching the vehicle against debris and parts recovered from the scene on Bram Fischer Drive. While the discovery marks a significant step forward, authorities emphasized that no formal arrests have been processed as they await the definitive results of the laboratory tests.

The Loss of a Randburg Cultural Icon

David Sejobe was far more than a security official to the residents of Randburg; he was a celebrated local personality. For years, Sejobe’s post outside the MultiChoice building on Bram Fischer Drive served as a point of joy for thousands of daily commuters. Known for his "over-the-top" and infectious greetings, he would wave energetically at passing motorists, who frequently hooted in return. His daily commute, a rigorous bicycle ride from his home in Orange Farm to Randburg, was a testament to his vitality and dedication—a journey that tragically ended when he was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene.

A Family’s Wait for Justice

Lina Sejobe, the widow of the deceased, recently shared the emotional toll the investigation has taken on the family. She revealed that she was called by the police two weeks ago to view the vehicle in question and meet its owner. Describing the encounter as deeply painful, Mrs. Sejobe noted that the owner appeared to be an elderly individual, though she could not bring herself to engage further due to her ongoing grief. Despite the lack of an immediate arrest, the family expressed a cautious optimism that the forensic evidence would lead to a formal court case in the near future, providing a sense of closure for the loss of their primary provider.