The tow truck was taking his car because he had parked it badly, so he stole the tow truck and ran away. He ended up destroying his car and a few others.

The tow truck was taking his car because he had parked it badly, so he stole the tow truck and ran away. He ended up destroying his car and a few others.

In a scene worthy of a bad action movie, a man in Sunset Park (Brooklyn, USA) has been involved in an unusual and dangerous incident by stealing the tow truck that was taking his huge pick-up truck, leaving behind several damaged vehicles and a bewildered local community.

Fortunately there have been no casualties to mourn, but the authorities They are still looking for the insane driver to hold him accountable for his actions. Among other things, the crane crashed into a bus full of passengers.

Not without my pick-up, in the purest ‘US style’

It all started when a business located on busy 53rd Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenue in Sunset Park, called the tow truck to remove a Chevrolet Silverado that had been blocking the doors for some time of service owned by him. What followed next was a chaotic chain of events that no one could have anticipated.

As the tow truck driver was reportedly securing the vehicle for towing, the alleged owner of the truck appeared on the scene. After a brief verbal confrontation and “some threatening gestures”the man (the taller of the two who appears in the video) decided to take justice into his own hands, stealing the crane.

As the man sped away, his truck swayed dangerously behind him, crashing into several parked cars along the block. The Chevy’s driver’s door, which had been left unlatched, nearly came off in the process.

The chaos ended abruptly a few blocks later when The man crashed the crane into a city buswhich ultimately stopped his madcap escape. After the collision, the suspect abandoned both the tow truck and his own truck and fled on foot along 55th Street and 3rd Avenue.

Despite the damage caused to multiple vehicles, including the bus, there were thankfully no injuries. But residents of Sunset Park and the owners of the damaged vehicles were stunned by the magnitude of the incident.

“I don’t understand how anyone could go to this extreme,” said one of the victims, Giro, whose car was badly damaged. “I need this car to take my son to school, but I can’t afford the repairs.” Giro, like many others, hopes that the police will be able to catch the person responsible.

Authorities are investigating and are continuing the search for the suspect, whose identity has not yet been revealed. In the meantime, the owners of the affected vehicles hope that authorities will act quickly to bring them some justice.



Source: www.motorpasion.com