Man was caught after he stole an iPhone, he then said these things (video)
By Jhoe | self meida writer
Published 7 months ago - 0 views
A man has been caught after he stole an iPhone in Lagos. He was caught along with his accomplice.
They said they've been doing it for long and that is mostly what they do for a living. They do pick pocket and mostly steal things during traffic jams. They do plan with each other.
The first would try to distract the driver while the other would pick the phone. They also pick phones while there's a traffic jam and run.
The last one they did was when they stole an iPhone and they were caught by the police. They were arrested and interviewed on how they operate. They did explain,the other said it's what he does and doesn't have any other thing. He sells the phone to their dealer, drink with the money and carry ladies.
Let's make sure we are always careful with our properties, especially those of us in Lagos. It's a very busy place and anything can be done without noticing.
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