Pure Genius: Car Thieves Hide Together In The Same Shed

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We already know car thieves aren’t exactly the brightest crayon in the box, but watching these three ditch their ill-gotten ride, then all hide in the same backyard shed is something else. Had this not been broadcast by a news helicopter, we would’ve thought it was a scene from some bad comedy. Instead, these are real criminal geniuses.

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Usually when a load of people in a stolen car ditch it, then run off, they split up. Police focus on catching the driver since he’s committed the most crimes, then they round up as many of the passengers as possible.

But in this case, these three stooges do cops a favor and all stick together, making catching everyone a breeze. Parking the stolen vehicle, they pile out, run across a field, and jump a fence. Then they start trying to find places to hide in that yard.

It’s literally the first place to go from the stolen car. Do these guys not get that’s the first place police will look?

We really would love playing a game of hide-and-go-seek with these individuals. They would be standing behind the curtains, their feet clearly visible, sniggering about how clever they are. Every single time.

At first one of the guys was going to hide between the shed and some garbage cans. But after his two buddies went inside the shed, he thought sticking together in the same structure was a great idea.

The clip we found cuts off before cops catch the guys, but we have zero doubt they were caught. After all, the reporter in the news chopper tracked them no problem and we bet a police helicopter was up above watching the thieves jump into the same place.

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By Steven Symes

Steven Symes is an accomplished automotive journalist with a passion for all things related to cars. His extensive knowledge and love for the automotive world shine through in his writing, which covers a diverse range of topics.

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