In Brazil, a couple is carjacked while having s*x in the backseat of their vehicle, then abandoned nude on the street as the criminals flee.
In Brazil, a couple having sex in a vehicle was abruptly ejected by three carjackers who arrived from behind and pushed the doors open.
As the vehicle drove away, the pair was left nude on the dark street.
Fortunately, they had enough clothing to quickly dress.
A trio of criminals carjacked a couple having sex in the back seat of their vehicle and dropped them nude on the street.
On August 17 in Brazil, while the automobile was stopped on a quiet street, a CCTV camera filmed a sultry late-night session gone awry.
On what seems to be a well-lit road, three dark people can be seen approaching the vehicle from behind.
They push open the vehicle’s doors, with one thief taking the driver’s seat and the other the passenger seat.
A panicked arm rushes out from inside the vehicle in a futile attempt to pull the door shut and keep the thieves out.
Suddenly, a pair bursts nude from the passenger door of their automobile and into the night air.
A trio of criminals carjacked a couple having sex in the back seat of their vehicle and dropped them nude on the street.
On what seems to be a well-lit road, three dark people are seen approaching the vehicle from behind.
As the third carjacker climbs into the now vacant passenger seat, he lovingly offers the humiliated couple several articles of clothes.
As the stolen automobile speeds away, the desolate lovers seem to be grasping enough garments to partly cover themselves.
They rapidly assist one another in dressing to prevent more humiliation and are then left to deliberate their next move.
According to the footage’s date, the event occurred somewhere in Brazil on August 17, with the photographs appearing on social media yesterday, September 1st.
It is presently unknown if the perpetrators were captured or whether the victims, whose names remain unknown, have filed a police report.
According to World Population Review, Brazil has the seventh-highest crime rate in the world, with especially high levels of violent crime. The couple may count themselves fortunate that they were not injured.
As the stolen automobile speeds away, the desolate lovers seem to be grasping enough garments to partly cover themselves.
They rapidly assist one another in dressing to prevent more humiliation and are then left to deliberate their next move.
In 2020, there were 23 murders per 100,000 people, a significant decrease from the 30 murders per 100,000 in 2017.
In recent years, Brazil’s worst challenge has been the expansion of organized crime, and bloodshed between competing gangs is commonplace. In Brazil, drug trafficking, corruption, and domestic violence are common problems.
A pair of carjackers who took a mother’s car at gunpoint last week supposedly had a change of heart, proving that not all carjackers in Brazil are callous.
However, they returned it a short time later with an apologetic message stating that they had not seen her son’s pushchair was inside.
Surveillance video reveals that one of the armed men approached Rosyneide Almeida as she was preparing to park her vehicle in the garage of her house in the southern city of Cariacica on Sunday.
“He instructed me to get out of the vehicle because he wanted it,” Almeida told Brazilian news station G1.
Tuesday, Rosyneide Almeida met with the police and was able to get the $3,000 stroller that had been given to fit her son’s demands since he suffers with chronic encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain.
Daughter of Rosyneide Almeida tightens the stroller straps for her four-year-old brother.
The mother of two informed the carjacker that her four-year-old boy with encephalitis and her nine-year-old daughter were still in the vehicle.
“I opened the door and dragged them both out, removing both of them.” I was desperate, she said.
Almeida was concerned not just about regaining her vehicle, but also about the $3,000 stroller that had been given to her family to fit her son’s special requirements.
Friends and relatives assisted Almeida with a social media campaign to retrieve the vehicle, which was finally abandoned on a street and discovered by a friend on Tuesday.
The stolen vehicle had a full petrol tank and a handwritten note of apology.
The message, which was written in Portuguese, said, “Crime pleads for pardon; at the time of the (robbery), it was impossible to perceive the child’s situation.” The vehicle will be returned. The tank is full!!
The vehicle theft and robbery section of the Cariacica civil police restored the stroller to Almeida, but retained her automobile until the completion of portions of the first inquiry.