KZN Residents Loot Truck Transporting Meat, Mzansi Peeps Packing Cow Carcasses Into Cars Has SA in Stitches
- A man took a video of people looting from a broken-down truck that was delivering meat and it went viral on Twitter
- The video showed how people were rushing to steal countless beef carcasses
- Online peeps were amazed to see how people had no problem stealing in broad daylight
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Online users reacted to seeing people getting meat from a truck delivering it. People had much to say as the person who took the video of the looting filmed the crime.
People flooded the comment section with reactions to the viral video of the theft. Online users were disturbed about how many people showed up to steal.
Man shares Twitter video of people stealing meat from truck
A video, shared on Twitter by @AviationABC, shows people rushing towards a meat delivery truck stuck on the side of the road and helping themselves to the carcasses. The man took the video, reading out number plates as he claimed that people were stealing his meat and confronted them on camera. Watch the full video below:
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South African Twitter users react to meat being looted
Briefly News previously reported that looting is illegal in South Africa and considered a form of theft and can result in consequences such as fines and imprisonment. Some people commented that people in the video were criminals and that SAPS should intervene. Other netizens had jokes about the people in the video.
@williamhuisamen commented:
"SAPS are you going to do something or nothing like always?"
@IsahSbu commented:
"iLooting isegazini e KZN smh. 'Looting is in the blood of people of KZN'."
@Itumele_Mora commented:
"I wish they all get arrested like the Woolworths guy."
@Raymond68079939 commented:
"African shopping spree!"
@ntlok6 commented:
"It's called indlala [hunger] in my language."
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@JacquesMaree73 commented:
"Theft. Should be punishable by law. Each of those people is a criminal."
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Briefly News previously reported that online user @Abramjee posted a video of a woman finding a ride dangerously. The video caused a buzz on Twitter as people had varying reactions to what they saw.
Peeps were split as some people did not appreciate the poster trying to make a joke out of the situation. Several people thought that the video was quite depressing.
Twitter personality @Abramjee shared a video of a woman sitting outside a delivery truck going full speed. Many people could see that she was catching a ride because she couldn't afford transport.
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Source: Briefly News