Music Video Robbery Leads To Lamborghini Urus Police Chase

A violent robbery committed after some men lured their victims with the promise of being in a music video ended with a Lamborghini Urus multi-county police chase. No, this isn’t the plot of some strange Law and Order episode but instead is just another day in Southern California.

Inexperienced rider flees police on his crotch rocket, learning a painful lesson.

To rob the victims, the four suspects told them some story about being in a music video at 11 pm. The victims followed them to a smoke shop and realized they weren’t going to be in a video once they were pistol whipped and robbed of their stuff.

The report from KTLA 5 doesn’t say it, but we get the vibe the suspects stole the victims’ car, which might have been the Urus. The four men drove off in the Lambo and a BMW.

Police spotted the yellow Urus and the driver fled, leading police on a chase from Los Angeles, across three counties. Ultimately the 45 minute pursuit ended in a Ventura County gated community.

The two men in that Lamborghini tried hiding in a shed near where they ditched the SUV. But, like a little child who throws a blanket over their head thinking they’re hiding and being clever, police weren’t fooled and found the guys, arresting them both.

Police tracked down two other suspects as well. We wonder how many hours they were in custody before being released. That leaves four suspects who apparently just got away.

One of the big life lessons to learn from this is don’t follow some strangers to a smoke shop at 11 pm after they promise you’ll be in a random music video. That’s the equivalent of approaching the scary cargo van because some nice man offered you candy.

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