What Happens When 4 Teens Steal a Jaguar and Livestream It on Facebook

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On February 4, 2022, police identified a stolen black Jaguar being driven recklessly in Racine, WI. Further investigation revealed that the car was occupied by four teenagers, identified as gang members with a history of carrying firearms. Police also learned the driver had live-streamed a video from the Jaguar on the day it was stolen. During a pursuit, the vehicle collided with two other cars and all four teens fled on foot.

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Narrated by Brian Buckley

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[cmccarty]

That first kid acting like the detention center is a respawn point.

[squidious]

If I did something like this when I was 17, the last person I would want the cops to call is my mom. That's the difference between good and bad parenting.

[Marndarrr]

1) Steal a car 2) Flee the police 3) Crash 4) Run 5) Get caught 6) Convey to the police how inconvenient all this is 7) Beg for mommy

[kenzieham]

My dumb ass clicked this thinking a bunch of teenagers stole an exotic animal kept it in their house 😭

[kandoozi]

It blows my mind how casual he is about telling his mom he's going to jail. Criminality starts in the home.

[donbush]

Stealing cars with guns deserves way MORE JAIL TIME

[thefaithslayer]

Nothing more gangsta than begging for your momma when you get caught.

[BillyCollins]

17 years old, 3 handguns, stolen car, leaving your ID and cell phone in the car, live-streaming it, what could go wrong there?

[Swolejacked]

First kid will definitely violate his probation and spend more years in jail. He’s too far gone

[hastyone]

What’s the point of calling Mom? That’s where the problem originated.

[vincedidiana]

“I know, directions are hard because you’re a teenager.”
Sergeant Sarcasm, love it

[GetMcFlurriedYT]

I love all the banter and how happy the cops are every time they get the arrest haha

[brandonmmc]

I died when the second dude said he was kidnapped. Since when does somebody kidnapped run from the police😂😂

[bravetitangrizzly]

The audacity to have an attitude after being caught.. infuriating

[bn_]

The driver's reaction to the radio/dispatch talking about how his friends are getting busted is priceless.

[noahmontgomery]

The amount of people who commit crimes with their ID on them and then leave said ID behind is bewildering.

[austiniscoolduh]

the dude gets a felony for bail jumping, and then gets released on bail AGAIN. wtf is wrong with this country.

[GraduatedPuma]

That dog WANTED to attack someone. He was ready

[justinbrutcher]

"I was just in juvy"

"I thought you said you didn't have a record? If you were in juvy then you have a record."

"Damn, you right."

Brilliant!