“Just Sad”: Video of Madala Being Robbed in Supermarket Has SA Super Concerned

“Just Sad”: Video of Madala Being Robbed in Supermarket Has SA Super Concerned

  • An unassuming old man has become yet another victim of petty crime in SA and peeps are seriously fed up
  • In the video footage, the madala can be seen getting rammed between two trolleys in a supermarket before being pick-pocketed
  • Mzansi took to the comments section expressing shock at the growing rate of organised crime in SA

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A video of a group of thieves victimising an old man is making the rounds on social media. The footage has startled many South Africans who seriously can't believe the heartlessness of these crooks.

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A video of a group of thieves stealing from an old man is making the rounds on social media. Image: @Abramjee/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Heading online, Twitter user @Abramjee shared the troubling clip. He included some useful safety tips in his caption which you'll definitely want to read through:

Peeps are especially startled to see exactly how organised this crime had been. Some were really shocked to see a lady had been involved.

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Check out some of the comments below:

@dina_osm said:

"This always happens at the shops and malls, especially when it starts to get busy towards Christmas. Sometimes it’s just ladies, that come and create a commotion, next thing your phone and wallet are missing."

@massenya said:

"I suspect this happened in Jozi, your people are tsotsis. Even old people hustle others."

@YVawda said:

"Never ever leave your phone in the back pocket."

@joelhughesPhD said:

"The new South Africa!!!!"

@msapleni said:

"Haibo ladies are doing this .... it's bad."

@WilsonMoira said:

"This is the reason to shop online if possible ...these thieves are relentless especially towards the elderly."

"Lightning speed": Thug runs away with shop owner’s phone in seconds, SA unhappy

In related news, Briefly News previously reported that a shop owner was robbed in Brakpan and the ugly incident was caught on camera. In the viral video footage, a shop owner is seen helping his customers as they buy a few items.

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In the clip, there are three guys in the shop and the one wearing a red shirt and white hat is standing in front of the owner, who is serving him.

However, when he is done with the transaction, he snatches a phone belonging to the shop owner and runs away in seconds. The owner also tried to chase him but it seems he failed to recover the stolen phone.

South Africans are not happy with the thuggery in broad daylight that is becoming a common sight in Mzansi. Briefly News looked at the reactions from Yusuf Abramjee’s post.

Check out some of the social media reactions below:

@Jroxderealest said:

“That's like lightning speed.”

@Real_Phoka said:

“Man even had time to take off his hat before turning on the turbos to run off. SA is crime is on steroids.”

@Africaweareone said:

“Crime becoming the order of the day. I stay in Brakpan, the place is slowly becoming something else. l blame it on drugs though.”

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@Umbhaliwodumo said:

“I didn’t mean to laugh but this is funny, the guy in yellow decided to leave his shop unattended too as he runs to try to catch up the snatcher. Hawu kunzima madoda.”

@Eien231 said:

“Paid like a normal customer. These guys using psychology to their advantage.”

Source: Briefly News

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