Video: Egyptian woman rescues kidnapped Syrian man after car chase through Cairo

[EgyptianAmerican]

A video of a high-speed car chase has circulated on Egyptian social media since Monday. The video shows Egyptian woman, Yara Alaa Al-Din, following the car of some kidnappers, who had taken a young Syrian man in Cairo.

Al-Din was driving her family back to their home, in the Cairo suburb of Nasr City, when she heard muffled cries for help coming from a car as she passed Hussein Heikal street.

According to a post on al-Din’s Facebook, she decided to follow the vehicle, while a family member documented the chase on a mobile camera.

She recalled that her sister screamed and called out at pedestrians and nearby vehicles for help during the chase, in an attempt to get others to join the rescue.


The video footage of the incident shows al-Din and her family screaming and speeding in the car while following the other vehicle. They approached the kidnappers several times but failed to get them to stop.

During the chaos, the kidnappers decided to throw the young Syrian man from the vehicle and sped off. Al-Din stopped her car and the family ran over to the boy.

According to the Facebook post, the kidnappers have since been arrested after a number of vehicles managed to chase them down and deliver them to the police.

The Head of Nasr City Police station, Wael Ganem, did not reveal the identity of the young man but said in a televised statement that he owns a clothing factory in 10th of Ramadan city, part of Greater Cairo, along with an office located on Hussanien Heikal Street inside Nasr City.

Ganem revealed that the kidnapping had taken place at his Nasr City office. “They were planning to steal the Syrian man’s vehicle, mobile phone and set a ransom for his release, they are now under arrest,” he said.

http://www.egyptindependent.com/video-egyptian-woman-rescues-kidnapped-syrian-man-car-chase-cairo/

@Gomig-21 @Khafee @Sharif al-Hijaz @AmirPatriot @Amir_Pharaoh @HannibalBarca

 

[Path-Finder]

A true Superwoman

 

[war&peace]

That's the true role model for not only girls but also for guys. Bravo lady

 

[The Sandman]

A video of a high-speed car chase has circulated on Egyptian social media since Monday. The video shows Egyptian woman, Yara Alaa Al-Din, following the car of some kidnappers, who had taken a young Syrian man in Cairo.

Al-Din was driving her family back to their home, in the Cairo suburb of Nasr City, when she heard muffled cries for help coming from a car as she passed Hussein Heikal street.

According to a post on al-Din’s Facebook, she decided to follow the vehicle, while a family member documented the chase on a mobile camera.

She recalled that her sister screamed and called out at pedestrians and nearby vehicles for help during the chase, in an attempt to get others to join the rescue.


The video footage of the incident shows al-Din and her family screaming and speeding in the car while following the other vehicle. They approached the kidnappers several times but failed to get them to stop.

During the chaos, the kidnappers decided to throw the young Syrian man from the vehicle and sped off. Al-Din stopped her car and the family ran over to the boy.

According to the Facebook post, the kidnappers have since been arrested after a number of vehicles managed to chase them down and deliver them to the police.

The Head of Nasr City Police station, Wael Ganem, did not reveal the identity of the young man but said in a televised statement that he owns a clothing factory in 10th of Ramadan city, part of Greater Cairo, along with an office located on Hussanien Heikal Street inside Nasr City.

Ganem revealed that the kidnapping had taken place at his Nasr City office. “They were planning to steal the Syrian man’s vehicle, mobile phone and set a ransom for his release, they are now under arrest,” he said.

http://www.egyptindependent.com/video-egyptian-woman-rescues-kidnapped-syrian-man-car-chase-cairo/

Kudos to this lady and others who helped them! thanks for this share bro

 

[H!TchHiker]

Brave lady much appreciated

 

[YeBeWarned]

what is she shouting ?

 

[The Sandman]

what is she shouting ?

As far as i can understand she's shouting "harami" but maybe i am wrong. :/

 

[Pakistani E]

what is she shouting ?

I think she's shouting thieves or robbers. Sounds like it for Egyptian Arabic anyway. @EgyptianAmerican can clarify.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

what is she shouting ?

Sounded like they were yelling harami.

 

[YeBeWarned]

@The Sandman @lastofthepatriots it sounded like Harami but i want to confirm it first ..

 

[lastofthepatriots]

@The Sandman @lastofthepatriots it sounded like Harami but i want to confirm it first ..

Arabs don't use the word harami. That's exclusively Pakistani thing.

 

[Bratva]

harami is double meaning word. One meaning means Thief.

 

[war&peace]

One of the best use of constant honking... I always detested horn honking culture especially in Pakistan but that's the case where it was much appreciated. Some of the lessons for us to learn. Especially when you are in a city or publicly crowded space and if such a incident happens, make as much noise as possible and gather the people, it makes the mission of the criminals impossible...

what is she shouting ?

I guess she is saying "terrorists" in Arabic. Literally meaning "two terrorists" because I think she is using tathnia.

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

what is she shouting ?

I think she's shouting thieves or robbers. Sounds like it for Egyptian Arabic anyway. @EgyptianAmerican can clarify.

One of the best use of constant honking... I always detested horn honking culture especially in Pakistan but that's the case where it was much appreciated. Some of the lessons for us to learn. Especially when you are in a city or publicly crowded space and if such a incident happens, make as much noise as possible and gather the people, it makes the mission of the criminals impossible...


I guess she is saying "terrorists" in Arabic. Literally meaning "two terrorists" because I think she is using tathnia.

She is shouting "thief" and they kidnap one woman, I think because she didn't know his gender yet.

 

[war&peace]

She is shouting "thief" and they kidnap one woman, I think because she didn't know his gender yet.

But isn't the word "السارق" for thief and the word she is screaming no where sounds like "saariq"