Volusia County man tracks own stolen car two days after theft

A Volusia County man who was determined to find his stolen car managed to locate the vehicle just two days after a thief drove off in it.

[DudeAwesome]

Off to steal another car. Some people just don't change

[danielramsey]

Way to go! There is lots of means to track things nowadays.

[Noliving]

I love how he had to catch himself from saying the police have "better things to do" at 1:18.

[dominrdominant]

Wait a minute? The car thief’s MOTHER brought the car keys back to the scene? Why did they have the cars keys and just how did they get them?
The only way I can see that is the OWNER LEFT HIS CAR RUNNING!?

[supremeautomotive]

I was in a hit and run and I posted on fb all the info I knew and someone knew and told me. I found the guy did all the right stuff they never arrest him and I went to his court date he was older guy who's wife was a cop so judge just let him off with court cost and that was it for a hit and run. The guy also called my phone and I recorded it and when I told the cops I had it recorded they said they could arrest me for felony for recording the convo. After I found the guy who hit and left me dead. Cops really do suck. Nothing anyone can say to show other wise.

[jahbay]

Change the locks on your house, please.

[MoveoverAndbark]

Police don't care!!! They said they'd eventually get around to it???

[santo]

*Looks at car thief's SUSPECTS AT IT AGAIN!😅😅😅

[williamsherman]

They wernt on the look out for the car 😂 statistically after 24 hours of a car being stolen and not found the chances of finding it are very slim especially finding it in the same city or town. Usually when stolen cars are found it’s been weeks and months after it was originally stolen