LEO Prinsloo (L) and Lloyd MTombeni fled on April 22nd, 2021, fled from Pretoria in Pretoria in Pretoria, South Africa. Two security personnel who have shown two securityrs in South Africa fleeted in the Antimati trucks in South Africa. It is a trying to catch millions of people's attention.  
YOUTUBE video shows more than 10 million landscapes, showing the driver Leo Prinsloo and its partner Lloyd MTombeni on April 22nd calmly escaping a group on the highway of Pretoria, South Africa. Armed robbery.  Prinsloo is a former police sniper, now part-time private security escort, Mtombeni tells the local TV station, this is just the fourth day of his work. These two men survived in the attack, and the criminals have not been caught, and the authorities said this week.
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But Rota also noted that the Mken Sea did not seem to be prepared for emergency.  "By looking at the video, the passenger is obviously a new show because he should call for backup after the first shooting, so it shows the lack of appropriate emergency response D, the emergency plan, the failure of the emergency plan. For such high risks Safety operation, there must be a response team to remind help you, "he said.
ROKITA added that in general, there seems to have a "failure" in the planning process, "This is not a driver or his partner's mistake." Nothing to supervise and threaten the assessment without any event response team, also hired One is still a rookie, "he said.
In the case of continuous investigation, the two men in the virus perspective cannot be With insider, their employer Deon COTZEE said that Prinsloo has been undergoing death threats TION.  COetzee also said that the company has assigned protective security details to Prinsloo and his family.
 Gareth Newham in the Security Institute told the Capetalk Radio Station with the same period of the previous year, from From October to December, the number of Has in South Africa has increased by 66%.
" The firearms are the most common way, and they [criminals] type vehicles stop it and use a gun to try to force people to go out, but we have also seen the use of explosives, this is a new trend, "Newmham added, According to Capetalk, "These are professional criminals ... they are not afraid to use violence. "