Cellphone gave arrested Sanral employee away

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Cellphone gave Sanral employee away

A Sanral employee who was arrested for alleged “terrorist acts” in Centurion was tracked down through a call made from his cellphone, the Hawks said on Thursday.

 

[SirFooK'nG]

Yoh .. a bit of a doff move.

 

[2024]

Lol, he used is own cellphone to call in a bomb scare? I think we have the best anti-terrorism defense known to the world - poor education.

 

[Nether]

Could it have been a "friend" who wanted to do a prank? My brain doesn't handle obvious dumb that well..

 

[lws]

Curious about the change in MO from white powder to phone call. Wonder what made the police decide it's all this guy.

 

[Skerminkel]

“We are convinced that we netted the mastermind behind all three incidents,” said Ramaloko

You call a guy who makes prank calls from his own phone a mastermind?

 

[Samayanaya]

He probably just wanted to get off work in the call centre with all the people calling and complaining/screaming about their incorrect billing.

At least he tried something although illegal and not very bright...

 

[skimread]

The public deserves an apology from SANRAL and government.They accused us and it turned out to be an inside job.

If this is terrorism like gov, the police and SANRAL made out then let's see if the punishment for the crime matches it or if it was just diversion tactics in scaring people to pay etolls.

 

[Fudzy]

I wonder if they used RICA?

 

[cfilorux]

With sanral having friends like this ...

I wonder about ...

• The quality of person that sanral has employed to serve, nay milk, the public
• The morale of the workforce that sanral managed to get
• How many people at sanral happen to leave their cell phones unattended at various times
• How many butlers they have to do it.

 

[Arthur]

Or, more ominously, did the National Communications Centre (part of National Intelligence) record the call as part of its eavesdropping ops?

 

[Fudzy]

I wonder about ...

• The quality of person that sanral has employed to serve, nay milk, the public
• The morale of the workforce that sanral managed to get
• How many people at sanral happen to leave their cell phones unattended at various times
• How many butlers they have to do it.

He wasn't employed by SANRAL but one of their service providers.

 

[Fudzy]

Or, more ominously, did the National Communications Centre (part of National Intelligence) record the call as part of its eavesdropping ops?

Needs more tinfoil If that was the case I feel sorry for the operator who has to listen to SANRAL calls.

 

[AfricanTech]

Or, more ominously, did the National Communications Centre (part of National Intelligence) record the call as part of its eavesdropping ops?

I'm inclined towards the simpler explanation which is that the perp is just a dumba$$

[lulz at memory, many years ago, of a thief caught selling stolen watches with the shop stickers still attached, outside the shop that as burgled the previous evening] - do not underestimate how dof people can be.

 

[Dan C]

the thread title :wtf:

LoL yes, I had to read it a few times for it to make sense.

 

[AfricanTech]

He wasn't employed by SANRAL but one of their service providers.

Is that what they call their wholly owned subsidiaries :wtf:




not too worry, just trolling a bit - I have no idea whether they are SP's or not

 

[Gulio]

Do sanral employees get free toll fees?
Can't imagine traveling from Soweto to centurion is cheap.

 

[Hamster]

Do sanral employees get free toll fees?
Can't imagine traveling from Soweto to centurion is cheap.

So we have motive

 

[Seriously]

Lol, he used is own cellphone to call in a bomb scare? I think we have the best anti-terrorism defense known to the world - poor education.

Then blame the ANC.

 

[skimread]

So tomorrow we get to know his name. I would be interested to see his social media accounts if he hasn't deleted them as I have a feeling his motive was not terrorism but to get sympathy or get away from the stress working for such an evil company