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VIDEO: Two Men Pee Inside An Elevator; Woman Tries To Block The Camera

Darpan News Desk, 11 May, 2018 01:29 PM

Taking vandalism and lack of concern towards public property to a new level, two men in China decided to pee inside an elevator, while the woman accompanying tried to block the camera.

According to a report by Shanghaiist, the bizarre incident took place at Enshi, Hubei province, in China on April 30. The men chose two corners right in front of the cameras installed inside the lift and the woman tried to block the miscreants from the camera’s surveillance.

Guess what though? She failed, miserably. By the end of the clip, the three of them could be seen exiting the elevator. Reportedly, one of the men who was a part of the vile act has been caught.

Brace yourself and watch the video here.

Peeing buddies
Two dudes take piss on elevator while female friend tries to block security cam 👉 http://shst.me/g27
Posted by Shanghaiist on Friday, 4 May 2018

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