The guys who robbed sabc den have been finally arrested

In early March, SABC TV crew were mugged
live on TV in Johannesburg while covering
the arrival of Zambian president to South
Africa (Read here ). According to South
African media, those men have now been
arrested.
The thieves robbed the crew, then ransacked
their van where they took phones, a bag
containing equipments, and someone's credit
card. They were eventually tracked down
and arrested after they tried to sell the
phones. Only in SA will people attempt to
mug on live TV.

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