"This Country Is a Joke": SA Reacts to Clip of Cops Getting Robbed of Guns in Tembisa
- A clip of some local police officials getting robbed in Tembisa of their firearms has been shared on Twitter by a local Twitter user
- While it is unclear exactly when the eyebrow-raising and quite concerning crime took place, many locals were still left extremely shook by how our police found themselves in that situation
- A lot of them headed to the comment section where they expressed their concern and disappointment in the crime situation in South Africa
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One thing you never expect to see is police officers getting robbed by brazen criminals in broad daylight while surrounded by a number of witnesses. Well, exactly this happened right here in South Africa.
Daylight robbery
In a clip shared on Twitter by @ndi_shony, police officers can be seen getting approached by armed men who then proceed to demand that the cops hand over their firearms, which they end up doing.
Source: Twitter
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Shook locals
"This country is a movie #DiepCityMzansi," Shonny captioned the clip while other locals had this to say:
@mphomokola said:
"Why Mageza wa Avanza Asathula mesono e?"
@kaMalangane said:
"At least they were not killed"
@Millice98907395 said:
"This is a bloody joke"
More harrowing instances
Briefly News also reported that South Africans have been left wallowing in disappointment after a clip was shared of a man desperately appealing to some Roodepoort police offers to get up from behind the comfort of a heater in the police station and help a woman that was being attacked by four rapists.
In the clip that was shared by Farah C Fortune on Twitter, the man records himself walking into the station where cops are basically asleep behind a heater. The man then asks the cops why they were not answering his calls to notify them that a woman was being raped by four men on a nearby corner.
"I've asked for your help, and you couldn't help me, I got into my car and drove here to tell you that they are raping a lady here on the corner of 7th Avenue and 7th Street and you refuse to speak to me," the concerned resident said.
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Source: Briefly News
