Thieves Enter Man’s Compound, Loose Many Parts of His Car, Take Them Away, Photos Stir Anger Online

Thieves Enter Man’s Compound, Loose Many Parts of His Car, Take Them Away, Photos Stir Anger Online

  • A Nigerian lady has shared photos to show how thieves took away different parts of her friend's car in his compound
  • Sharing photos of the car, she revealed that vigilantes are always on the street, wondering how the thieves pulled the act off
  • Many Nigerians who reacted to the post were surprised by the criminal act, while some shared similar stories

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A Twitter user, @dhamie_m, on Sunday, March 6, went on Twitter to share a horrible thing that happened to her friend's car.

Sharing photos of the car, she revealed that thieves came into his compound, broke the car's window, and stole everything inside.

Many people were surprised.
Thieves carted different parts from a man's car without anybody knowing. Image: @dhamie_m
Source: Twitter

They stole many things

The Twitter user revealed that it has not been up to one year since he bought the vehicle. The car's headlights and bumper are all gone.

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The driver's door pad was removed and accessories on the door were stolen. The car's battery also appeared gone.

See his Twitter post below:

At the time of writing this report, the post has gathered over 3,000 likes with hundreds of comments.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

@Edward_Onoriode said:

"These guys did this job with confidence. They didn't panick. They're were so confident that they had to naked the car. I'd advise he relocate out of that place or always park his car at somewhere that's safe like any nearby Hotel and just be tipping the security guys."

@JicoAlbert said:

"Our neighbor bought a new car last year... It wasn't up-to 3days.. Thieves came and stole everything on the car including engine, steering, tires, radio, glass,.. All of us woke up in the morning to see an empty car skeleton."

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@Deefresh212 said:

"My dogs smells everything from outside, also you cant have a car like and not get a good security in your house."

@yfly58 said:

"Upgrade the safety of your car this guys do it. They make your windows hard so that no one can break in."

Thieves get caught in bizarre video, punished with fire 'from beyond'

Earlier, Briefly News reported that frequent social media user Daniel Marven is causing a stir on the digital platforms after posting a video of a man who is demanding his money from two thugs.

In the viral video clip, the tsotsis are seen tied to a pole next to the gate of the victim’s house. The dreadlocked house owner can be heard shouting that you will pay my money as he says he doesn’t want stories.

The other robber can be seen trying to escape from the rope but the other one's pants catch fire in a bizarre fashion.

Source: Briefly News

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