Money Heist Soshanguve Edition: Video of Botched Bombing CIT Robbery Leaves Mzansi Peeps Amused
- A video of a cash in transit robbery which took place in Soshanguve has been circulating on social media
- The clip depicts a stationary CIT vehicle being bombed at the side of the road as cash notes fly into the air
- South African cyber citizens have compared the brazen crime to an action movie scene as they shared their views online
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It would appear that criminals are becoming more and more fearless by the day. A video of a cash-in-transit heist was recently shared online, leaving South African online users shook at the bold manner in which it was carried out in broad daylight.

Source: Twitter
The footage was shared by online user @LeboTaus on Twitter and shows the crime, believed to have taken place in Soshanguve, shows a cash-in-transit vehicle being bombed at the side of the road.
Cash notes are seen flying into the air after the vehicle catches alight. The tweet was captioned:
“Money Heist Soshanguve edition!”
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Netizens were amazed by the brazen modus-operandi and compared the crime to something out of a blockbuster action movie scene. Many also joked that most of the probably burnt during the bombing.
@K_CyberSecWrld said:
“It's the guy not moving before the car explodes for me.”
@PhulusoredgeM wrote:
“The way they cheer for crime. We are doomed soon these criminals will be coming for the community.”
@Mopedi_twiii reacted:
“South Africa ke movie hle.”
@vinnehvincent replied:
“That car hitting reverse.”
@Tsiets_i responded:
“LMFAO. Is that cash flying? so after blowing the truck they have to pick it up? Aowa.”
@Michael86259668 said:
“Hollywood has arrived in South Africa. South Africa makes real movies.”
SA applauds security guard hero who managed to drive away from attempted cash in transit heist
In a separate story, Briefly News reported that the rise of CTI robberies is of great concern in Mzansi.
Social cohesion advocate, Yusuf Abramjee (@Abramjee) took to social media to share a video of a foiled cash-in-transit (CIT) robbery recently.
The CCTV footage was shared on Twitter and currently has over 68.2K views. It shows men attempting to attack a Fidelity Security Group CIT vehicle at a petrol station. The criminals do not succeed in their escapade as the Fidelity security driver of the armoured vehicle manages to drive away.
Source: Briefly News