‘We took everything,’ reads message left by thieves at Sebokeng education offices
The arrogance of thieves has been blamed on the justice system.
Screenshot of a Twitter video where thieves left a message after breaking in and stealing equipment. Picture: Panyaza Lesufi/Twitter
Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has been left speechless after thieves defied the lockdown and broke into the Sebokeng/Evaton education offices on Wednesday.
To save the investigators time, the thieves told them everything was gone on a message written with a crying emoji.
Lesufi commented: “This is the message that was left by the criminals after breaking in our Evaton/Sebokeng Education Offices #WeTookEverything.”
This is the message that was left by the criminals after breaking in our Evaton/Sebokeng Education Offices #WeTookEverything 🙃 pic.twitter.com/hxPfCDg1fk
— Panyaza Lesufi (@Lesufi) April 2, 2020
South Africans voiced their anger towards the justice system in the country, saying it was the reason thieves were arrogant.
Robert Marawa commented: “They win on the crime scene… they win in Court… Always winning!! Hence the arrogance and love letters left behind,” while JoeTMan said: “But those criminals have more rights than law-abiding citizens. Our gov is failing. Where are the human rights organisations who always complain about police or communities brutally? We are being laughed at.”
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