KwaZulu-Natal Man Shares Pain of Losing VW Polo in Less Than 10 Months, Netizens Empathise

• A KwaZulu-Natal gentleman shared the pain of losing his less than ten-month VW Polo to thieves
• The guy shared pictures of his tracker that was taken out of his ride by the perpetrators
• The online community reacted to the story, with many sharing words of kindness and coming up with suggestions

A KwaZulu-Natal man took to his TikTok account to share the pain of losing his VW Polo in less than ten months.

Noel Sukude (@noelntuthukosukud) posted a picture of his stunning blue VW Polo. He then captured a tracker which was taken out of his car by the thieves. Sukude also shared his tracker history which showed his vehicle around KwaMashu.

The gentleman is in disbelief. He said his ride had less the 43km. He further said every time he goes outside his house he looks at his driveway, hoping that he will find his car there - Truly painful.

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See the TikTok picture post screenshots below:

Netizens empathise with the guy

The TikTok picture post received over 400k views, with many online users sharing words of kindness.

@Sphiwe wrote:

"Install Ghost System when buying cars... Sorry for what happened."

@Mbalings🇿🇦 commented:

"Guys, there is a traditional tracker. The car doesn't start with anyone else besides you, the owner. Unless you tell it to. Proven, my brother has it."

@Sbusiso🇿🇦 suggested:

"Guys when you buy a car install a ghost system. Even jammers don’t work."

@IZWELETHULBOVU said:

"Tracker is not enough boss. Sorry for your loss. Pedal lock, gear lock, steering lock."

@SEMPE shared:

"Mine was taken at 7000, luckily recovered few minutes after. They couldn't take out the tracking device."

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In another story, Briefly News reported about a Toyota Hilux bakkie that was stolen in under two minutes.

A video which went viral on X, formerly Twitter, showed how thieves stole a Toyota Hilux. The criminals in the video took less than two minutes. Netizens shared different suggestions on how to prevent the theft of their cars. In the viral video posted by @VehicleTrackerz, the video starts with a bakkie that pulls up behind the Toyota Hilux.

Source: Briefly News