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Drama As S3x Worker Seize Security Guard’s Firearm Over Unpaid Bill

S3X WORKER

A security guard in Zimbabwe, Evidence Mangonono, lost his gun to a s3x worker, Choice, after he refused to pay her for her service, a court heard.

Mangonono, 27, who was guarding a bank, had s3x with Choice at the back of the building on January 7, after taking some s3x-enhancing herbs with his colleagues.

But when he failed to pay her the agreed amount, Choice seize his service pistol as collateral for the unpaid transaction.

The gravity of the situation escalated when Mangonono’s employer discovered the absence of his service firearm and promptly reported the incident to the police.

However, Mangonono managed to track down Choice and paid her to get his gun back, but was shocked when choice couldn’t provide his pistol

He was arrested and charged with negligence. He appeared before Mutoko Magistrates Court, where Magistrate Chiedza Gatsi sentenced him to one year in prison, suspended on condition that he performs 325 hours of community service at Hurungwe Primary School in Murewa, Zimbabwe.

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