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A video doing rounds online shows a moment a thief stole from a motorist in Nairobi.
Source: UGC
How did man steal from Nairobi motorist?
The clip filmed along the Thika Super Highway showed a Subaru Forester driving in slow-moving traffic at night.
The motorist behind the Subaru recorded as a young man appeared from the side of the road, running.
He ran up beside the driver’s side of the Subaru and momentarily paused before striking.
Dressed in red shoes, jeans, and a black sports jacket, the thief suddenly grabbed the driver’s mobile phone.
He then jumped over the railing along the road and disappeared into the night.
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Kenyans called for the man’s arrest while empathising with the motorist.
spaaaaamatozoa2:
“Will there be a problem if this guy is lynched?”
_iam_xtreme:
“Power of social media. Since the video is circulating, it won’t be long before he gets caught.”
drenthse29079:
“You aren’t even afraid of stealing from a Subaru? It could be the DCI.”
lizy_ella:
“That phone looks so expensive, wah.”
misssharz14:
“That’s exactly how I lost my Nokia 1100 18 years ago. It was my first phone, and I hadn’t used it for a month. I cried. Also, my fingernails got broken in the process because I was struggling with the thief. Still traumatised to date.”
kabiez_trendy_babies_and_mums:
“Most painful experience, one is left confused and in shock. I hope he is caught.”
How did man steal in traffic?
Elsewhere, a video of a man daringly vandalising a Toyota Harrier during a traffic snarl-up struck fear among motorists.
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In the video, the man pranced between cars while eyeing the Harrier.
The man then plucked out the Harrier’s bonnet chrome before fleeing the scene by running against traffic. It was unclear if the driver noticed the theft or gave chase. A factory-spec bonnet chrome bar is worth over KSh 10,000 to replace.
According to netizens, car vandals and robbers in traffic jams across major highways in the city were on the rise.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
