A criminal napped off in the center of his activity after breaking into a TV presenter's home in Tanzania.
Affirming the incident in an interview with East Africa Radio, ITV Zanzibar presenter, Farouk Karim said the criminal entered his compound by scaling the fence.
The reporter said "the thief was able to access the car as the doors were not locked. He then proceeded to steal the power window mechanism from the passenger's side".
Detailing the incident, Farouk said he ventured out from home promptly toward the beginning of the day for morning exercise just to get a call that a criminal was found at his home.
At the point when he got back, he found the criminal was resting in his car. Farouk stated: "We discovered him profound sleeping in the vehicle with all he had taken the earlier night on his lap."
The journalist said the criminal had the option to get to the car as the entryways or the doors were not locked. He at that point continued to take the force window system from the traveler's side.
"I think as he tried removing the power window from the driver's side that's when he fell asleep," Farouk said.
Farouk continued that an angry mob assembled, ready for jungle justice, but he controlled them from carrying out the act.
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Farouk called law authorization and when they showed up, the hoodlum was all the while dozing. They set him in cuffs after which they woke him up and took him to the police headquarters along with the things he took.
Farouk stated "We accompanied him to the police station as one would a bride on her wedding day. I think he fell asleep after getting contented with his loot."
Responding to claims that voodoo more likely than not been associated with making the criminal nod off at work, Farouk offered credit to the intensity of petition.
He stated: "The easiest way to make a thief fall asleep is praying to God to protect you and your home."
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