Man shares video of how passengers dealt with traffic thief while vehicle was in motion (video)

In a case of what could be described as ‘everyday for the thief, and one day for the owner’, a traffic thief has met his waterloo while he tried to steal from a moving car.

A social media user identified as @Esheriff237 recently took to his Twitter page with a video in which a traffic thief was spotted being dragged along with a moving vehicle.

The user who shared the video revealed in his post that the man had attempted to steal a phone from one of the occupants of the car, the passengers had however caught him and held on to his hand.

In the video, the phone thief was spotted receiving several slaps from the angry passengers.

The Twitter user posted saying: “This guy attempted to pull a phone from this car and the passengers caught his hand and this is what happened.”

See his post below:

His followers took to his comment section with mixed reactions. Some followers were of the opinion that the thief got what he deserved.

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Others expressed concerns over the passengers' treatment of the man, as they had said that there were better ways the situation could have been handled.

See reactions below:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of a thief who was got trapped while trying to break into his victim’s house. He got stuck in the window while trying to make his entry into the building, the owner of the house had however arrived shortly and made sure to give him a good beating.

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