Smart Man Who Bought New Car Places Written Note On Glass, Photo Trends
- A student who spent all his money on acquiring a car put out a notice for thieves not to break into it
- In the paper note which he placed on the car, he revealed that he was just a 'broke' student struggling to make ends meet
- The young man further appealed to anyone planning to rob him to tamper justice with mercy
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A Facebook user, Muhammad Abbas, has captured the attention of social media users after sharing a picture of a student's car.
The picture showed a written notice placed on the back of the car screen, begging thieves to stay off.
Source: UGC
The student who struggled to acquire a car explained to car thieves that he could not afford to fix the car if it was broken into.
He added that he had nothing of value in the car and hoped that the note would deter thieves from breaking in.
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"Please don't break into my car, there's literally nothing of value in there. I'm a student and I'm broke, I got no money to fix it. Thanks", the note read.
Reactions as student places written note on his car
Afamu said:
"This will never stop a thief from doing their job though."
Jenny Roggg commented:
"The trick is to stop robbers from getting in. Some thieves are sympathetic not to come close."
Kahlista Ogini commented:
"The day I got robbed I promised never to feel pity for any thief in my life. It is a heartwrenching experience."
Justun d great added:
"Broke person wey get car. Una too lie."
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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported in another news article that four armed robbers ambushed a car carrying an unknown amount of money on Thursday in the Accra suburb of Ablekuma Fanmilk.
The criminals and the two policemen guarding the bullion vehicle carrying the money engaged in gunfire.
One of the police officers was killed as a result of wounds received from gunfire exchanged with the criminals
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Source: Legit.ng
David Otu-Aboagye David is a journalist with three years of experience in creating entertainment articles. He attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and graduated in 2021. His journalism journey started at Opera News as a writer/editor, from where he left to join YEN.com.gh in 2023. Reach out to him via: david.otu-aboagye@yen.com.gh
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