The violent, dangerous streets of South Africa: two videos show how criminals go to work

The dangerous streets of South Africa - two videos show the thousands of criminals at work 1. Armed robbery by four blacks, Durban North: not safe on the streets of Durban: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=arI3pxgktPM https://youtu.be/arI3pxgktPM explanation by Adriaan Snyman video from EBlockWatchCo.Za. https://www.facebook.com/groups/102575386217/?fref=ts 2, The dangerous freeways of greater Johannesburg, South Africa. Thousands of black criminals smash the windows of motorists with spark-plugs, which shatter the windows into small chunks. Sparkplugs are better than rocks to shatter the windows with as they collapse. . Before the windows collapse the thug has already reached into the car and grab the valuables they see inside. They take bags. laptops and other valuables which are visible from outside as they walk past the cars: They wear protection on their arms but most have cuts on their arms from broken glass. A criminal interviewed said 'Fordsburg is a lucrative spot.' Quote by thug: "The most vulnerable people are women: they scream, go backwards, and by then you've taken everything (valuable)," said the thug interviewed. "We look for the handbags." Around the entire ringroad of greater Johannesburg, the smash and grabbers keep their eyes on the goods inside the cars. The criminals said they run away off the highway at once so that they don't get caught. Smash and grab video: April 30 2015 Adriaan Snyman of EblockwatchCo.Za: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9CTWTiAnuY&feature=youtu.be People are not safe on the streets of Johannesburg. Smash and Grab: Neighbourhood Watch warns that smash and grabs are on the increase. Gauteng motorists wondering whether this crime is on the increase. Checkpoint spoke to Skroof, one of the criminals roaming Joburg's streets - subtitling with his language spoken on how they shatter the windows and grab items inside the car. A police officer interviewed the only thing they can arrest these criminals for is for 'loitering'. https://www.facebook.com/groups/102575386217/?fref=ts