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Now That'S What You Call Looting: Tunisians Steal Ousted President'S £125,000 Ferrari Using A Forklift Truck

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While most looters resort to taking home whatever they can carry in their arms, these Tunisian thieves employed a slightly more enterprising approach… using a forklift truck.

They used the industrial vehicle to pick up one of ousted former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's Ferraris from its parking space and then simply drove off with the supercar dangling from the forks.

One looter riding in the JCB was seen grinning as he sped along a highway in the capital Tunis with the 599 GBB Fiorano, which cost £125,000 when new four years ago.

Leila Trabelsi. the former president's wife, was known for her love of fast cars - the family had more than 50 - and widely despised as the ultimate symbol of corruption and excess.

Dubbed ‘the Imelda Marcos of the Arab world’ the former hairdresser, 53, was also known for her luxury homes and frequent shopping trips to Dubai, during which she is said to have spent hundreds of thousands of pounds.

article-0-0CD703E3000005DC-330_634x355.jpgEasy picking: A looter in a JCB forklift truck drives off with a Ferrari belonging to Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1348992/Now-thats-looting-Tunisian-steals-outsed-presidents-125-000-Ferrari-using-FORKLIFT-TRUCK.html#ixzz1BczgV6L2

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