4 Replies to “WATCH: Boy Driver Beaten Up in Harare”
Its as if this JZ and Chirandu are civilised.These are some of the stupid parents of nowadays who do not even teach their kids how to behave in our volatile society. If you cannot discipline your kids, the public will do you a favour. Forget this lunacy that those people are jealous.
Sorry to the young boys.They smashed into a well known CIO car and then tries to run away.Dont just say everyone is a thief and jealousy.The guy in red T-Shirt is a well known CIO operative,respected for his good work around Roard port in 4th.I can not name hime.Again if the young boys are escaping while they smash someone’s car, are they responsible enough to face good treatment.The mob reacts angirily because the owner of the smashed car was going to lose more than US 200, to panel beat the car.Remember that’s the cheapest panel beaters.At times mob justice is good to put the society in order.The boy was asked to produce a licence,all he wanted was to escape.Nice lessen.Dont mess around in 4th street coz CIOs are watching dagga intransit to SA from DRC, Zambia, as well as hunting fugitives en route Zambia,DRC,Angola ,Rwanda ,Burundi.
All it takes is one adult to talk to the boys or report them to the police. Why all the crowd getting involved. One can suggest it’s because some people felt jealous about a youth driving a nice Mercedes Benz. There should be a law against mobs gathering up to offer instant justice.
People are taking the law into their own hands. Whatever the boys did, there was a more civilised way to make them accountable. We are slowly creeping into barbarism because when people have nothing to do, mob behaviour can have a tragic outcome. The physical assault on the young man is criminal, there is no apparent justification for it than to reflect the lack of discipline and restraint in that adult who was quick to lay his hands on someone just because they made a mistake. We should not tolerate such cruelty and brutal unauthorised punishment of one citizen by another.
So, if someone smashes into a car then he/she is beaten? Why not leave the police to do their job? Vazhinji vevanhu apa imbavha. It’s not surprising that they boys may have lost their cellphones and other valuables by the end of this whole fracas.
Its as if this JZ and Chirandu are civilised.These are some of the stupid parents of nowadays who do not even teach their kids how to behave in our volatile society. If you cannot discipline your kids, the public will do you a favour. Forget this lunacy that those people are jealous.
Sorry to the young boys.They smashed into a well known CIO car and then tries to run away.Dont just say everyone is a thief and jealousy.The guy in red T-Shirt is a well known CIO operative,respected for his good work around Roard port in 4th.I can not name hime.Again if the young boys are escaping while they smash someone’s car, are they responsible enough to face good treatment.The mob reacts angirily because the owner of the smashed car was going to lose more than US 200, to panel beat the car.Remember that’s the cheapest panel beaters.At times mob justice is good to put the society in order.The boy was asked to produce a licence,all he wanted was to escape.Nice lessen.Dont mess around in 4th street coz CIOs are watching dagga intransit to SA from DRC, Zambia, as well as hunting fugitives en route Zambia,DRC,Angola ,Rwanda ,Burundi.
All it takes is one adult to talk to the boys or report them to the police. Why all the crowd getting involved. One can suggest it’s because some people felt jealous about a youth driving a nice Mercedes Benz. There should be a law against mobs gathering up to offer instant justice.
People are taking the law into their own hands. Whatever the boys did, there was a more civilised way to make them accountable. We are slowly creeping into barbarism because when people have nothing to do, mob behaviour can have a tragic outcome. The physical assault on the young man is criminal, there is no apparent justification for it than to reflect the lack of discipline and restraint in that adult who was quick to lay his hands on someone just because they made a mistake. We should not tolerate such cruelty and brutal unauthorised punishment of one citizen by another.
So, if someone smashes into a car then he/she is beaten? Why not leave the police to do their job? Vazhinji vevanhu apa imbavha. It’s not surprising that they boys may have lost their cellphones and other valuables by the end of this whole fracas.