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video: Man Steals $100K From Local Drug Dealers, Brags About It On Facebook… Well The Drug Deals Caught Him And Posted Their Own Video On Social Media!


A man from Guyana, the only English-speaking country in South America, allegedly stole $28 million Guyanese dollars (about $100k) from a local drug cartel.
The man brazenly took pics of himself with the cash and published it on social media as a “F@CK YOU” to the drug dealers.
Well that was a bad idea. You see, the cartel used the pics to not only identify the thief, but to identify where he was staying.
The cartel found the man, but the money was gone. So they posted this video of him on social media.



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