“LOL Let Them Take”: Attempted Hijacking, SA Thinks Thieves Should Keep the Skoroskoro

“LOL Let Them Take”: Attempted Hijacking, SA Thinks Thieves Should Keep the Skoroskoro

  • A video of two thieves attempting to steal a skoroskoro has shocked and surprised social media users
  • In the clip, two men can be seen approaching the white bakkie before its driver speeds off for their safety
  • Peeps were sympathetic but many local comedians just could not help poking fun, wondering why such an old car would be stolen

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South Africans are dealing with the very serious issue of crime the best way they know how- finding the humour in it. A video of one Cape Town hijacking circulating online has peeps really curious why anyone would even try and steal the beat-up car.

“LOL Let Them Take”: Attempted Hijacking, SA Thinks Thieves Should Keep the Skoroskoro
A video of two thieves attempting to steal a skoroskoro has shocked and surprised social media users. Images: @Abramjee/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Heading online, Twitter user @Abramjee first shared the shocking clip:

In the video, two men can be seen rushing towards a small pickup truck stopping at a traffic light before the driver speeds off, clearly spotting the thieves before they could get any closer.

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The driver makes a dangerous turn around a street corner even speeding across a sidewalk and manages to getaway.

While some South Africans were sympathetic others found it humorous that thieves would even try to steal such a used up car. Check out some of the silly comments below:

@mlambya_kunyela said:

"I think they know that this car is carrying some contraband, who hijacks a 1400, who even try to evade being hijacked of his 1400?"

@Moeti93935013 said:

"The demand for that car is big. Low maintenance, durable. "

@bokang_o said:

"They going for easy targets."

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In similar news, Briefly News previously reported that videos of a man dressed in an official police uniform while pulling some serious karate moves against the police is doing the rounds on social media and peeps cannot believe their eyes.

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The videos were shared by social cohesion advocate Yusuf Abramjee (@Abramjee) on Twitter. He said the incident happened at a taxi rank in Cape Town. Details leading up to the bizarre fight are unknown.

Like something out of a kung-fu movie, in the first clip the man is seen surrounded by a number of police officers which he attempts to hit in a karate style. After managing to hit a few officers, he is seen eventually tiring out as he shouts and falls to the ground. It proves difficult to determine what exactly he is saying in the videos but he is clearly upset about something much to the on-looking crowd’s confusion.

In the second clip the infuriated man goes off at the officers, telling them that they can arrest him if they want to because he is standing for the truth.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) responded to the concerning footage and said it has been viewed by SAPS management.

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More online users responded with concern and banter on the tweet:

@JohannNdlovu reacted:

“It seems like police are [biksemming[ each other in full uniform here."

@LenientMlauzi

"This one is more dangerous than electricity... those Jet Lee moves."

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