Ruiru: CCTV shows a terrible time when a man enters the midnight

A man from Ruiru, known as Jay, released a horror video of CCTV showing full time when he was kidnapped in a trap at midnight.
Jay said he was leaving home for an early morning activity when his feelings had warned him not to go out, as the road was terrible because it had no people and the darkness felt confusing
He shared the video showing how, in just a few seconds, his safety was in crisis when he realized the danger he had taken into him

The man from Ruiru, Kiambu County, has shared a horror video of CCTV showing when he met face -to -face at 8:47 pm.

The man shared the way he fell into the trap. Photo: Tiktok/Getty Images to Figure
Source: Tiktok

Jay said he woke up early because he was in the morning activity, but when he got out of the gate, he felt deeply that he should not continue his journey on foot.

In the video Tiktok He participated, he said he felt this because the area was usually empty, and that day the darkness was heavier than usual.

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However, he ignored those inner feelings and decided to walk and “take risks like a man”, but less than 100 meters, he realized that his feelings were protecting him.

In the CCTV video he participated in, it seems dangerous was ahead, since the merciless bandits were hiding waiting for him.

In just a few seconds, the two robbers attacked him and directly began to spray his pockets, looking for valuables to steal.

Another robber was waiting for a motorcycle to escape, and within a short time, after taking off the property, they left fast leaving Jay surprised a few minutes before nine o’clock at night.

His own words:

“Today, at 2:47 am, I was coming out for an early activity. Usually you grow up with bodaboda, but this trip didn’t grow. I felt walking is dangerous because of darkness, but I decideda. ”

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Kenyans share their experiences with the bandits

In the opinion section of his video, many Kenyans described how they had been victims of similar events, while others emphasized the importance of listening to inner feelings.

Here are some of their views:

👉 @illnest:

“My house was broken and things were stolen. Later I saw someone who might have been involved in the attack, and I tried to intervene. Please be careful and give any information to the police.”

👉 @gen:

“Don’t pass the road at night, even the place near the violet house. It hasn’t been safe for long. Don’t walk alone.”

👉 Paola Mutheu:

“Wueh, Ruiru is dangerous. There was a time when I couldn’t get a motorcycle, but thank God I lived.”

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