‘Colour terrorists’ are acting disreputably
This was verified through security footage and a witness who noticed the commotion they created on Monday at N.H.T. The witness was a security guard from the area, Percy Buthelezi.
The ‘colour vandals‘ have struck again!
This time the unlucky victim of this colourful attack was N.H.T. Lubricants & KZN Automation at the J&B Centre.
The vandals operate almost exclusively every Monday night between 6pm to 8pm.
This was verified through security footage and a witness who noticed the commotion they created on Monday at N.H.T. The witness was a security guard from the area, Percy Buthelezi.
“There were about six or seven people.
“They looked like they were having fun, but this is not right what they are doing!”
He said if he had been the victim of such an vandalism, he would have lost his cool.
“This is s@#t! Why do they do this s*$t? They must stop this nonsense.”
Business owner, Lucille Reineke, explained she had seen the previous reports in the paper regarding the vandalism, but never thought she would become a victim.
“It’s a very irritating thing; now my business looks foolish. This name ‘colour bandits’ is too good for them.
“They are stupid, and this must stop.”
Allegedly, the vandals also damaged the emergency fire hose before leaving the area.
Mayor, Afzul Rehman was contacted for comment regarding the weekly incidents.
He strongly condemned the actions of the vandals, as their defacing the properties of Newcastle had numerous effects on the community.
“While people may call them colour vandals, I call them colour terrorists!”
He believed the vandals were bringing the town into disrepute. “It’s obviously people who have too much free time on their hands, and believe Newcastle is one big festival.”
He appealed to the public to not let the vandals continue to terrorise the community.
