CCTV captures mother and son stealing from a wine shop, video goes viral
- A young man and a middle-aged woman have been caught by a CCTV camera stealing from a wine shop at Tema Community 9 in Ghana
- The young man and the middle-aged woman are alleged to be a mother and her son
- A video of the mother-son duo stealing from the wine shop has gone viral
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A middle-aged woman and a young man have been caught by a CCTV camera stealing from a wine shop at Tema Community 9 in Ghana.
The police are yet to confirm the incident and details about the young man and the woman.
But information circulating on social media indicates that the pair are mother and son.
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The footage shows the woman's appearance clad in dark attire while her son wore a dark shirt over faded jean trousers and a nose mask.
From their attires, one could easily tell that they were still mourning the loss of a loved one.
In the video circulating online, the young man is seen carefully unboxing the expensive wine he took from the shelf and passing it to his mother, who goes ahead to hide it beneath her outfit.
The young man is also seen stealing wine and hiding it in his faded jean trousers.
The mother-son duo proceeds to the counter to pay for what they originally bought.
Unknown to the pair, CCTV cameras had captured them stealing and hiding other items from the wine shop.
Owners of the wine shop shared the video to appeal to the public for information on the two and are asking people to contact them.
Watch the video below.
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Like the popular saying, 99 days for the thief, one day for the owner, this best describes what happened to a young boy caught trying to shoplift at a supermarket in Lagos state.
In a previous report by Legit.ng, Facebook user, Segun Availeth Oyedele, broke the news via the platform and shared photos of the alleged thief.
In his caption, he narrated how the young man in question visited the supermarket as a customer. Although he didn't buy anything, the attendant's interest was piqued when he noticed the supposed customer's waistline grew thicker after he got into the supermarket.
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Tunde Ososanya Tunde Ososanya, a former senior editor, is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. He's passionate about what he does and finds fulfilment in informing the people. Ososanya is the author of Later Tonight: a Collection of Short Stories.
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