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Burglars press panic button instead of remote
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TEXTILE GUY
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That is such an ugly thing to say ............................. damn, and I agree with you
Kornhub
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Bahahha sad that members of the public got hurt 
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It is called being too lazy to work a normal low level job - let's face it, they are not more than a gardener material. Rather drink, do drugs and occasionally steal to maintain this lifestyle than get a normal job like everyone else. Here is something to cheer you up.
[video=youtube;TNqONKKmzAk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNqONKKmzAk[/video]
Sounds like AMERICANS
TEXTILE GUY
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This is an ANC supporter aiming for a position in the presidency .....
falcon786
Honorary Master
Haha that's funny...but also sobering,when you see how these idiots think you realize it's better to be armed in this country.
etienne_marais
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Robbers press panic button instead of gate remote
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Two house robbers are in the running for South Africa’s dumbest crook award after they pressed the panic alarm instead of the gate remote.
According to police spokesperson Captain Jethro Mtshali, the two broke into a complex on the corner of Outeniqua and Stanley Road in Pomona, east of Johannesburg, by lifting the gate off the rail, Kempton Express reported.
They stole a plasma TV and remote controls, an external hard drive and other valuables.
“The suspects then apparently pressed the panic button, thinking it to be the remote to the gate, and CMS Security responded,” added Mtshali.
The security company chased them in a white Honda up to Van Riebeeck Road. The robbers fired several shots at the officers, who were hot on their heels.
The traffic light at the intersection was red and the suspects skipped it, hitting a silver Opel Corsa.
The driver of the Corsa, Thabo Hlabane, 27, lost control and came to a halt.
Hlabane was with his uncle and seven-month-old daughter, who was immediately taken home by paramedics.
“I’m still not sure if she has sustained internal injuries. I don’t understand why this is happening to me,” said Hlabane at the scene of the accident.
“These guys are not starving, so I don’t know why they are doing this.”
The men in the Honda hit a pole which brought the car to a stop. The driver was arrested but his armed accomplice managed to get away, police said.
– Caxton News Service
http://www.citizen.co.za/421878/car...instead-of-gate-remote/#.VaU-hIUxcz_.facebook
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Two house robbers are in the running for South Africa’s dumbest crook award after they pressed the panic alarm instead of the gate remote.
According to police spokesperson Captain Jethro Mtshali, the two broke into a complex on the corner of Outeniqua and Stanley Road in Pomona, east of Johannesburg, by lifting the gate off the rail, Kempton Express reported.
They stole a plasma TV and remote controls, an external hard drive and other valuables.
“The suspects then apparently pressed the panic button, thinking it to be the remote to the gate, and CMS Security responded,” added Mtshali.
The security company chased them in a white Honda up to Van Riebeeck Road. The robbers fired several shots at the officers, who were hot on their heels.
The traffic light at the intersection was red and the suspects skipped it, hitting a silver Opel Corsa.
The driver of the Corsa, Thabo Hlabane, 27, lost control and came to a halt.
Hlabane was with his uncle and seven-month-old daughter, who was immediately taken home by paramedics.
“I’m still not sure if she has sustained internal injuries. I don’t understand why this is happening to me,” said Hlabane at the scene of the accident.
“These guys are not starving, so I don’t know why they are doing this.”
The men in the Honda hit a pole which brought the car to a stop. The driver was arrested but his armed accomplice managed to get away, police said.
– Caxton News Service
http://www.citizen.co.za/421878/car...instead-of-gate-remote/#.VaU-hIUxcz_.facebook