New York Post By Nicholas McEntyre
An American pastor abducted by gunmen during his sermon at a South African church last week was rescued during a deadly “high-stakes” shootout, which left three suspects dead.
Josh Sullivan, 45, was rescued by the “Hawks” — the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation — during a fatal shootout in the southeastern port city of Gqeberha on Tuesday, the South African Police Service said.
Three unidentified suspects were killed in the “high-stakes shootout.”
Sullivan was found “miraculously” unharmed in a safe house, officials said.
Police arrived at the safe house and discovered the three individuals inside a vehicle.
The gunmen attempted to flee from police and opened fire.
Officials shot back and “fatally wounded” the gunmen.
Sullivan was recovered from inside the vehicle.
He was accessed by medical personnel and is said to be in “excellent condition.”
The Tennessee native was preaching to his congregation of about 30 people at the Fellowship Baptist Church in Motherwell when four armed men broke in and abducted him on April 10…
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