A South African man was arrested by the police for trying to smuggle his girlfriend in the back of his car amidst a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of COVID19.
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Police arrest man for smuggling woman in his car booth ‘to enhance lockdown experience’
While some people are putting their ingenuity to use to help find a means of combating the deadly coronavirus, others are using theirs to outsmart the security personnel enforcing the lockdown aimed at stopping the spread of the virus.
Police arrest man for smuggling woman in his car booth ‘to enhance lockdown experience’
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The government imposed a nationwide lockdown on March 24th for three weeks but the lockdown has been extended until the end of April.
It appears the ‘smart’ man endured his libido surge for the first three weeks but he didn’t think he could survive the extension, so he tried to resort to shenanigans.
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An official from the province of Gauteng said the woman was found in the car booth during a stop and search at a roadblock in the province.
The driver who did not have a permit was headed to the Eastern Mpumalanga province.
Well, it takes two to tango. The woman was also arrested for consenting to be smuggled in the car booth in violation of the lockdown.
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