A viral video of a man who was caught stealing sambusa has caused stir online, this time round the netizens decided to choose a unique way of punishing the young man. They decided to force him eat uncountable uncooked sambusa’s.
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A viral video making rounds on social media has captured the attention of netizens as a young man was caught stealing sambusa and subjected to a rather unique form of punishment. In a display of street justice, the crowd decided to force the thief to eat an uncountable number of uncooked sambusas.
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The incident, which reportedly took place in an unidentified location, shows the young man being confronted by a group of people after he was caught stealing the popular snack. Instead of handing him over to the authorities, the crowd took matters into their own hands and decided to teach the thief a lesson he wouldn’t forget.
In the video, the young man is seen surrounded by a group of people who are shouting and berating him for his actions. They then proceed to force-feed him uncooked sambusas, making him eat them one after the other. The man is seen struggling to consume the raw pastries as the crowd watches on, some cheering and others recording the incident on their phones.
The punishment meted out to the thief has sparked a debate online, with some netizens applauding the crowd for taking action against crime, while others have condemned the act as barbaric and inhumane. Regardless of the opinions, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of community and the consequences of one’s actions.
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It is unclear what happened to the young man after the video ended, whether he was handed over to the authorities or allowed to go free. However, one thing is certain, the incident will leave a lasting impression on him and serve as a warning to others who may consider engaging in similar acts of theft.
