After having seen many carjacking videos from Russia, we had gotten a feel for how these actions usually take place. Two men get out of the back of a small sedan with heavily tinted windows and then attempt to get inside the target car, steal it or whatever they can.
However, these wannabe carjackers don’t seem to have it all sorted out, as they overlook one simple aspect which could render their entire ‘operation’ useless. They get out of the back of a small sedan, as they do every time, yet the doors of the car they were trying to jack are locked.
Furthermore, carjacking doesn’t really seem like the best idea in a country where quite a lot of cars have dash-mounted cameras - the jackers’ number plate is very clearly visible and we hope they were identified and put in jail, not that there isn’t another ‘crew’ ready to take their place, though.
Furthermore, carjacking doesn’t really seem like the best idea in a country where quite a lot of cars have dash-mounted cameras - the jackers’ number plate is very clearly visible and we hope they were identified and put in jail, not that there isn’t another ‘crew’ ready to take their place, though.
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