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Even after a violent crash, they kept going. Deputy Sean Fitzgerald explains how a group targeted gated communities across Central Florida, stealing high-end vehicles right out of driveways and garages. 33 cases. All suspects now facing racketeering charges. In every case, keys were left inside the vehicle. Lock your...

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0xturtle.x5 months ago

why even resuscitate the one dude... c'mon, job was done

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Meme Bank YT5 months ago

Usual Suspects

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Jerry Jr5 months ago

Damn I got sad when I heard the guy stayed alive after hitting the pole. This country needs to wake the fuck up. If you are caught running shit like this the minimum prison sentence should be 50 years. This is the ONLY way to stop crime. Make the punishment so severe that no one thinks of committing crime

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Catalog of the ONYX5 months ago

@harrysoulcoach “They keys were left inside of their cars” Maybe it’s because I didn’t grow up in Beverley Hills… but you have to be a special kind of narcissisticly retarded.

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Lucinda 🇺🇸5 months ago

Why would anyone leave keys in their vehicles? We lack common sense today.

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theUniverse5 months ago

I mean, you just take the keys inside and lock the doors.

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꧁ᙅᗩᒪIᖴOᖇᑎIᗩ-KIᗪ꧂5 months ago

Gosh the people stealing the cars in this video all seem to have something in common other than being criminals but I just can’t put my finger on it. 🤔

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yup5 months ago

Why would they care? They are blax, they NEVER get punished. So it's become a fun game to them. While cops are chickenshits scared of a lawsuit or being called racist!! Stfu!! You let them do this!!

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Joshua Elisa5 months ago

We shouldn’t need to lock vehicles. What about just removing their hands and releasing them. I mean we need a stronger deterrent to stopping people from stealing.

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Shaquise5 months ago

It’s literally always young black dudes smfh. Ain’t yall tired yet

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foreshadowj5 months ago

In every case the keys were in the vehicle? This is not a theft ring but an insurance fraud ring. You don’t get lucky 33 high end cars all with keys in the ignition for you.

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guano🦇5 months ago

now they won’t get to play gta6

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LawAbidingCitizen5 months ago

@LilMinxx2u When is it going to end?

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Ethan 🧞‍♂️5 months ago

same shit, different day. they’ll be out in a year or less, watch! 😀

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Yesman5 months ago

When are we legalizing forced labor so these scum can pay off all the money they have cost everyone else in society?

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The Bear5 months ago

I was going to ask who funded the relay equipment and technology. But leaving keys in vehicle explains it. Pretty sure in MI you get a ticket for that, maybe only when running though.

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rebel19965 months ago

Orange County voters love leftist politicians that release violent felons over and over

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Calidus Eroticus5 months ago

lol...insurance racket. who leaves keys in the ignition if not a scam?

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all facts5 months ago

who genuinely leaves their keys in the car?

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Warren Kappel5 months ago

If we start executing these criminals guaranteed this will slow down

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Maïmuna Joy💃🏿✨5 months ago

People left their keys in the car🥴 This ain’t Japan🤣🤷🏾‍♀️

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what??5 months ago

Why did Abraham free us like damn we all deserve to be back in slavery if we’re just gonna do this dumb shit 🤦🏾‍♂️

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MARK FITZGERALD5 months ago

If only these doctors and engineers had a community center where they could blow off some steam, this could have all been avoided!

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Superb Owl5 months ago

What sort of idiot still leaves their keys in the car in 2026? Insurance people will probably use that to deny claims 😭😭😭😭

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Andres Suarez5 months ago

Cop literally gave ideas to the new upcoming youngster future criminals 😆… it’s a trap dont fall for it people , is best to get a job and work you’re self up , you will get caught sooner or later , and prison for 20 years plus sucks , no stake ,no pussy , just balony & dick lol

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USF Bulls5 months ago

Bonded out and went right back to it. That should say something about the DA.

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Branch Floridian5 months ago

This is where drive it like you stole it came from.

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JoJo 🌺5 months ago

They go looking for your keys in your garage or near any door to the home. They did it to my neighborhood. Keys were not in the cars. My key mis functioned and my car didn’t lock so they thought the keys were near by and went in the garage. I take my key into my home and put them in a faraday box. They have key readers now and don’t have to enter. Use a key faraday box, They make nice decor ones now. Don’t leave the keys in your garage.

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Flames5 months ago

WHAT THEY ALL HAVE IN COMMON??

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couldn't be me5 months ago

The most shocking part of this whole video is that all of the victims left their keys in their cara 😳 I wouldn't even leave the key in a $500 car 😂

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Kelly5 months ago

I said we need to start doing like other countries if they steal start cutting their damn hands off!

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Christine Franklin5 months ago

@NoPhule Criminals love easy targets.. don’t be one. Lock your doors(house & car) and take your keys in. Will it stop all of them..no but they want the easiest and quickest and quietest way to steal.. unlocked doors and keys are Christmas presents to them..

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