Home surveillance cameras seized the moment when two men were shown in Woodland Hills, at the threat of weapons by three suspects in broad daylight.
The accident, according to the owner of the house that he did not want to get to know, was revealed before 11:30 am on Labor Day.
He said: “All neighbors are at home, they wander around the neighborhood, outside in the courtyard, so it is not exactly the time you expect something like this.”
In shots of rude theft, the latest Honda Gray Honda and passed the owner of the home owner where the two men were working. Moments later, the same car is seen passing through the opposite direction and out of the camera’s eyes.
The trio comes after the corner or lower, and the top of the corridor, two of whom are armed with pistols that were raised in the amazing workers, both of which immediately raise their hands over their heads.
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Two men working on the Woodland Hills home corridor on Workers’ Day were stolen at gunpoint. (TNLA) -
Two men working on the Woodland Hills home corridor on Workers’ Day were stolen at gunpoint. (TNLA) -
Two men working on the Woodland Hills home corridor on Workers’ Day were stolen at gunpoint. (TNLA) -
Two men working on the Woodland Hills home corridor on Workers’ Day were stolen at gunpoint. (TNLA)
Thieves only enabled the stealing of an hour and a knife from the victims before running to the car and fleeing.
The owner of the house said that the two men, who worried that thieves could return, ran to his front door and flounded on him while she was screaming with men carrying rifles outside. In response, he turned against the home warning system and called the police.
After he lived at home about six years ago, the owner of the house said he had not seen anything like this before in the area and that he was dismayed for workers, who rented him weekly for some time.
“I really feel that I am in my path something like this,” I explained. “It was a little painful for all of us and made me actually realize that I do not necessarily want to live in Woodland Hills anymore.”
Fortunately, no one was hurt, and the rest of the precious things were stored in their closed car, parked on the street. The owner of the house said he was planning to replace the elements that the two men stole from them.
Police confirmed that they had responded to the house, although the suspects had already escaped and the last time was seen in Honda Accord – with a California 7S0j247 license plate – north on Don Pio Drive.
Only after the accident, when his neighbors came to present their monitoring clips, he also learned that other homes in the area had been targeted by thieves.
The owner of the house said: “I really hope that these people will be arrested and that it does not happen to anyone again because in such a situation, I do not think that this type of person appreciates life.” ))