itareanlnotani
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Yes, the lesson here is drive a toyota (not sure, but i think its a toyota), and have issues putting a 58" tv into one, as you didn't play with blocks as a kid, and have a bad idea of what fits.
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Order granted to forfeit Mercedes of ‘Woolies looter’
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wingnut771
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At least he had the foresight to remove the number plate which has the ability to foil our country's intelligence services unlike the woolworths guy.Yes, the lesson here is drive a toyota (not sure, but i think its a toyota), and have issues putting a 58" tv into one, as you didn't play with blocks as a kid, and have a bad idea of what fits.
itareanlnotani
Executive Member
Spacial awareness skills not withstanding, I wouldn't actually give him the benefit of having forethought, I suspect he just didn't have one on there in the first place.
wingnut771
Honorary Master
Probably for months and months.
Quicks
Executive Member
Apparently the Woolworths guy drove around with fake number plates. The reason he got caught is because people recognised him.
TheChamp
Honorary Master
How scandalous, I never imagined anyone could ever not be able to identify a Kentucky Rounder.Yes, the lesson here is drive a toyota (not sure, but i think its a toyota), and have issues putting a 58" tv into one, as you didn't play with blocks as a kid, and have a bad idea of what fits.
Craig_
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He isn't the problem, but he is one of the problems. One of many that should've been addressed.
wingnut771
Honorary Master
Sure, he was 0.00000000001% of it, one of many. They should have started with the Zuma's on Twitter and worked their way down from there to the whatsapp group coordinating the movements, then head on over to the video evidence, all in a special court setup to prosecute everyone in one go. Done and dusted in 1 month.
Unfortunately, this all takes real police work. We don't do that here anymore.
Expropriation without compensation.
Well Daimler is now owned by China, at least 20% is.
Why is the car being taken? The guy should have been charged for the equivalent crime of shoplifting and gotten jail time, fine or community service. To take his car is ridiculous.
Next time you guys are found out over some tax mistake or some such, you too may lose your home or car.
konfab
Honorary Master
Welcome to the wild mad world of civil asset forfeiture.
Outside of expropriation without compensation, it is the single biggest threat to property rights.
https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/2017-10-24-civil-asset-forfeiture-is-a-dangerous-tool/
wingnut771
Honorary Master
Especially when you have criminals in charge.