Brazil: They Grabbed the Mobile Phone From the Car and Within Minutes Emptied the Bank Account - iefimerida.gr
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A seemingly routine cell phone theft turned into a serious financial fraud for a content creator in Brazil. The female content creator was stuck in traffic when a thief approached her car and managed to snatch her iPhone from inside the vehicle in just a second. It took her a few seconds to realize what had happened, and then she started crying. However, the biggest surprise came later.
The brutal iPhone theft incident involved blogger Tabatha Lenk, who got stuck in a traffic jam in Sao Paulo. At one point, a motorcycle carrying two people stopped next to her. One of them broke the side window of Lenk's car and literally tore out her iPhone attached to the dashboard. Read more...
A thief smashed the window of a content creator's car while it was stopped in traffic in Salvador, Brazil, and stole her cellphone from the dashboard. In the footage, the thief reached the car in seconds, smashed the window with his bare hands, and before the woman could react, he grabbed the cellphone from the dashboard and drove away. The woman, shocked by the speed and suddenness of the attack, burst into tears after her cellphone was stolen.
A video recorder caught a daring robbery in Brazil, two riders on a motorcycle approaching a girl's car, one of the intruders smashed a car's side window and stole a smartphone in front of an amateur, and the girl couldn't hold her tears.
In Brazil, two men on a motorcycle smashed the window of a car stopped at a traffic light, stole the driver's cell phone in seconds, and fled. The shocked female driver couldn't hold back her tears, and the incident was captured on the car's dashcam.
A Brazilian content creator was the victim of a violent robbery in São Paulo, where his iPhone was stolen in seconds. Social media influencer Tabata Lenk was stuck in traffic when two criminals on a motorcycle smashed his car window and stole his phone. It was later reported that 2,000 Brazilian reais, approximately 20,000 Turkish Lira, was transferred from his bank account.
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