WATCH: ‘Jail him’ – Mzansi celebs react to disturbing video of man assaulting his mother

While South Africans are still reeling from a video of a teenage boy assaulting his grandmother, another disturbing video has emerged.

Posted by TV personality Siv Ngesi on Instagram, the video shows a man violently fighting with an elderly woman, believed to be his mother, in a kitchen.

The clip shows the woman, who is trying to defend herself, being punched and slapped until she is forcefully pushed out the door, falling on her back.

“Trigger warning‼️ While some of us would do anything to just get one kiss or hug from their mother, some are abusing them!

“Make this man famous and jail him! He needs the community to speak to him! The person recording needs an ass kicking as well!” Siv captioned the video.

The video has sparked outrage, with many celebrities and the public condemning the violence against the elderly.

Jennifer Bala said: “There is a special place in hell for such people. And I understand that people are scared but after sufficient evidence was recorded, the person filming should have recruited a few people I see in the background to gang up on him. I don’t care what started this: it’s atrocious!”

Spitch Mzawumbi: “What is going on?? Is this a thing? Like you just beat you mom like that?”

Warning! This video may upset sensitive viewers

^{Picture: Siv Ngesi, Instagram screenshot.}

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Teen who assaulted grandma released on warning

In a separate recent incident, a 19-year-old who was arrested for assaulting his grandmother has been released on warning.

Luvo Ngqaza was arrested on 3 July and charged with assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after a video of the incident went viral on social media.

According to IOL, National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) regional spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila confirmed Ngqaza’s release, with his case postponed until 27 September.

His grandmother has been granted a protection order, and Ngqaza’s release conditions include attending his trial, residing at an address in Bloekombos, and regularly attending school.

“We will continue supporting the grandmother, and we have sent word that people should stay close and ensure Luvo stays away from the grandmother’s house,” Dambuza said, as quoted by the publication.

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