Rohingya Man Tries to Steal Shopowner’s Car, Gets Stopped by Shop Worker

Taking to X, @dahfollowbelum recently shared a video showing a Rohingya man attempting to steal a car from a shop at an unknown location.

The video shows a man dressed in a green sweater casually approaching the shop owner’s car, which was parked at the entrance of the shop.

With his wife and baby acting as lookouts, the man simply opened the rear door of the car. His wife then began patrolling the area, seemingly to ensure no one would catch them in the act.

The suspicious behavior was noticed by a female shop worker, who repeatedly shouted at the man in Mandarin. However, he ignored her and continued with his actions.

He was eventually confronted by another worker who questioned him:

“Is this your car? This is my boss’s car. Who are you? Why are you in my car?”

An off-duty police officer who happened to be shopping nearby was called in to assist. The shop owner continued interrogating the suspect:

“Are you trying to cause trouble? How can you mistake your Nissan for a Toyota?”

Watch the video below:

No further details about the incident have been released. What would you have done differently? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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