TikTok Video of South African Cop Causes a Stir: “That’s My Tax Money"
- A South African police officer took to social media to showcase his hot whip
- The cop's vehicle ruffled some feathers in Mzansi after the car was unveiled
- Online users called the man out over his whip while others laughed and poked fun at him
A local cop has social media users buzzing after sharing images of his hot ride.
Source: TikTok
Young officer's ride ruffles feathers
@driven_by_dev posted a video of himself on TikTok where he can be seen leaning on a wall outside his workplace dressed in his cop uniform. As the video progresses, the police officer boasts about his vehicle, saying:
“My ride is one of a kind.”
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He then reveals his car, which is a police vehicle, and it had SA in stitches, with one person in the comments saying:
"Hai baba, that's our vehicle. We all contributed towards it."
Watch the video below:
Netizens reacts to police officer's video
Many people poked fun at the young man's car while some ladies were thirsting over the cop and even offered to be arrested by him because of how "handsome" he is. Others called him out, saying the car was paid for with "tax money."
Khallin Khallin poked fun at the man's whip, saying:
"Our ride, that one... I'm 26, always in it."
Minenhle Legobye took her shot, saying:
"Can one hand themselves in at your house, @Dev? I haven’t done anything yet but I got the handcuffs on standby."
Carlneethling said:
"That's the government's ride."
Test wrote:
"That’s our tax money, show us your car that you own."
Jeremy_Rademeyer commented:
"No, bro, that's my ride, the taxpayer ride."
Cynthiadagama added:
"Arrest me, officer, I did it. Whatever the crime is... I'm guilty."
Stunning cop shares pic online, has SA super thirsty
Briefly News previously reported a story of a cop who rocked a killer outfit while out and about patrolling the streets of Mzansi, and South Africans seem to agree we're all in safe hands.
Heading online, Twitter user @Ntombi_saucy shared the firey snaps along with this spicy caption:
"Lemme follow y'all."
Source: Briefly News
