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Watch moment attackers fire at South African security vehicle

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Dashboard camera footage shows two private security agents foiling an attempted robbery on their cargo in South Africa. Leo Prinsloo and Lloyd Mthombeni were driving an escort security vehicle in the capital Pretoria, when attackers started firing at their vehicle. They managed to keep their cool, and their cargo safe.

Added on the 08/05/2021 15:33:47 - Copyright : AFP EN

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