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| “Almost got it!” |
It’s got to suck to have your car stolen. Better hope you’re covered by some auto insurance. It’s not like we’d know what that experience might be all about, but after sifting through some of these videos of thieves stealing cars you get a sense of what it might be like to go to where your car is supposed to be only to find that it is gone. Well, here’s the real deal – no fake stuff: actual crazy videos of car thieves taking what is not really theirs.
“Am I in a Bait Car?”
You sure are buddy! Man, your ability to tell whether you’re in a Bait Car or not sure is pretty good! Too bad that when you make this statement you’re already driving… a… Bait Car! Maybe you should make a living at pointing out which vehicles are Bait Cars – without actually jumping into them.
Nice Job!
Yeah! You stole something that’s not yours! Good Job! High fives are in order. You fellows should be rewarded with something special for that. Like, perhaps some time in the local jailhouse. Since you’re in a Bait Car, that’s exactly what’s going to happen to you… at the very end of this video clip.
“I Don’t Think They Have Bait Cars Out Here”
Bait Cars? Around here? No way! Except for the one you’ve just stolen. In fishing, they call that hook, line and sinker. In Bait Car-ology, the police like to call that catching some criminals that don’t know any better. Here’s hoping that you boys enjoy jail food! When’s lunch?
Oh, No
Oh, yes. How many times do you need to say “Oh No” when you see the cops in your rearview mirrod after stealing a Bait Car? Many, many times. You also better turn down that radio you were blasting, because you’re going to need to start thinking about what you’re going to do. Like call a lawyer.
Dude, Where’s This Stolen Car?
It’s pretty much a given that when criminals get caught, they deny any sort of responsibility. It’s like a reflex or something. The problem with this guy is that he is clearly caught. Sure, suspects are innocent until proven guilty. It’s obvious he knows that so why not try to pretend he’s not a thief?
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