A driver recently spun his car around completely at a packed crossing in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This dangerous act happened when George Silundika Street met 9th Avenue, endangering many people nearby. Crime Watch Zimbabwe shared the video on Twitter, showing exactly how someone could harm others just for thrills. The footage has upset countless Zimbabweans who saw this risky behavior in person or online.
When this person decided to perform the stunt, daylight made everything visible. Pedestrians walking past and drivers passing through had to witness this scary moment that could have ended badly for anyone standing close. Many citizens expressed anger on social media platforms after seeing what happened. They questioned why anyone would risk hurting others just for attention or fun.
People across Zimbabwe want harsh punishments for drivers who pull these stunts. Some suggest taking away licenses or even keeping cars from those who break traffic laws this way. Many believe stronger rules might prevent future dangerous driving displays. The public discussion points toward stricter enforcement against anyone trying similar tricks on busy streets.
Bulawayo police started looking into who drove that car. Acting police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube asked community members to help identify the driver responsible. He emphasized that dangerous driving breaks the law and carries serious penalties for those found guilty. Police consider this case important because it represents a threat to public safety on roads everyone shares.
When this person decided to perform the stunt, daylight made everything visible. Pedestrians walking past and drivers passing through had to witness this scary moment that could have ended badly for anyone standing close. Many citizens expressed anger on social media platforms after seeing what happened. They questioned why anyone would risk hurting others just for attention or fun.
People across Zimbabwe want harsh punishments for drivers who pull these stunts. Some suggest taking away licenses or even keeping cars from those who break traffic laws this way. Many believe stronger rules might prevent future dangerous driving displays. The public discussion points toward stricter enforcement against anyone trying similar tricks on busy streets.
Bulawayo police started looking into who drove that car. Acting police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube asked community members to help identify the driver responsible. He emphasized that dangerous driving breaks the law and carries serious penalties for those found guilty. Police consider this case important because it represents a threat to public safety on roads everyone shares.
