Published 21:14 IST, March 16th 2020
UK: Britain's action-packed justice gets webbed, leaves netizens in splits
A funny video of Britain shared by a British on social media of an alleged thief being punched hard by a passerby is doing rounds in UK and across the globe
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A recent hilarious video of an alleged thief being punched so hard by a passerby that it nearly broke a brick wall is doing rounds on Internet which signifies action-packed justice that prevails in UK. incident which took place in Cypress Ro in Droylsden, Greater Manchester, has gone viral on social media with more than a million people watching clip.
Kck-out
In 45 seconds gripping video, two thieves in a hoodie can be seen running from crashed car but one turns around and runs back to get something it seems he might have left behind.
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As and when thief groped for something left behind and started running on footpath, surprisingly a man leaps out from behind a white car and landed a hard punch on thief that he nearly trembled and crashed into a brick wall behind him.
After this short incident, thief was n handed over to a man in a blue van as passerby who punched him simply walked away.
video was shared by Dea on Twitter.
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Users playing video on loop
As soon as video was shared on micro-blogging website, several netizens stormed social media with ir humorous replies.
Amazed by blow that thief received from passerby, one of users said that he played clip 10 times and enjoyed it.
While ar user shared an edited version of that clip where thief can be seen getting that hard blow on his face, which can leave you in splits.
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A third user tried to explain funny incident in his own way.
"For anyone asking what happened, looks like y stole and crashed car n bailed, kid, leaves his phone and goes back for it and gets webbed."
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Taking a jibe at builder who built wall, ar user replied that he would have never paid builder as wall went down so easily with just a single blow.
21:14 IST, March 16th 2020