16 Feb 2023 11:36 pm
And now for a happy ending story:
California catalytic converter theft victim ran over suspect.
Los Angeles Sheriff's Department said a woman sleeping in her Ford 4x4 Excursion in a Target parking lot in Palmdale awoke to the sound of someone sawing off her catalytic converter. The woman then started her vehicle and put it in reverse, at which point she felt a "bump" and immediately stopped her vehicle, locked her doors and called 911 for assistance, LASD told Fox News Digital.
Another vehicle had parked right next to hers contained three other suspects described as two Hispanic women and one Hispanic male sitting inside while the fourth — later identified as 42-year-old Alfredo Ramos — was beneath her car, allegedly attempting to steal the converter. Authorities responded to the scene immediately, detaining the three remaining suspects in the other vehicle and transported Ramos to Antelope Valley Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
LASD plans to present the case as a justifiable killing of a thief to the district attorney's office and is suggesting official charges of conspiracy to commit grand theft auto against the three surviving suspects. No charges will be filed against Mister Ramos.
California catalytic converter theft victim ran over suspect.
Los Angeles Sheriff's Department said a woman sleeping in her Ford 4x4 Excursion in a Target parking lot in Palmdale awoke to the sound of someone sawing off her catalytic converter. The woman then started her vehicle and put it in reverse, at which point she felt a "bump" and immediately stopped her vehicle, locked her doors and called 911 for assistance, LASD told Fox News Digital.
Another vehicle had parked right next to hers contained three other suspects described as two Hispanic women and one Hispanic male sitting inside while the fourth — later identified as 42-year-old Alfredo Ramos — was beneath her car, allegedly attempting to steal the converter. Authorities responded to the scene immediately, detaining the three remaining suspects in the other vehicle and transported Ramos to Antelope Valley Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
LASD plans to present the case as a justifiable killing of a thief to the district attorney's office and is suggesting official charges of conspiracy to commit grand theft auto against the three surviving suspects. No charges will be filed against Mister Ramos.
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