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Would-be Florida Corvette car thief begs owner to free him after getting trapped inside
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September 18, 2024
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0:44Now PlayingHe went from being locked in a car to being locked up in jail.
A foolish car thief in Florida pleaded with a Corvette owner to help him out of the luxury sports vehicle — after he broke into it and became trapped inside.
Ravesh Rabindranauth, 33, was arrested on burglary charges Monday morning when car owner Julio Solano stumbled upon the would-be thief in the driver’s seat while heading to his car at a Miami Beach parking garage after returning from breakfast, Local 10 reported.
When he approached the vehicle, Solano said, he saw a head “pop out” from the driver’s seat, shocking him, and he began to record.
“My brother, this is not your car, this is my car,” Solano is heard saying to Rabindranauth, who begins begging him to let him out of the Corvette.
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