Moment Australian model has her phone snatched for the SECOND time in three months – then chases masked thieves
Terrible images show the moment when the mobile phone of the Australian mobile phone was played for the second time in a ‘safe’ neighborhood.
Emma van der Hoek claimed that the ordeal took place in a wide -day light on Tuesday while walking alone along the sidewalk.
Dramatic CCTV images indicate that the impressive is looking at the phone along a straight path.
A man dressed in black and dressed in a face mask suddenly comes after him and gets his mobile phone with his hand before running into a corner.
Mrs. Van der Hoek runs bravely after him, but he’s not fast enough to catch the thief.
Another man dressed in black seems to follow the bandit and the model.
To share the incident, he went to Instagram and wrote Influencer: ‘My phone was stolen yesterday in London !!! This took place for the second time in three months – all in my “safe” neighborhood.
Later, he complained that he abused him by online trolls, who accused him of the robbery of daylight.
Dramatic CCTV images show Emma van der Hoek that he looks at his phone along a straight path, when a man comes behind him
The Australian model says that the phone was stolen when it is on the streets of London for the second time in three months.
The man dressed in a black and wearing a face mask suddenly comes after him and gets his mobile phone with his hand before running into a corner
‘This video about Tiktok about 500 thousand images and the amount of sacrifice accusations are actually crazy,’ ‘he wrote.
“ People used to theft in London, instead of holding the criminals responsible, they began to blame the victims.
“ If you are one of the children who stole my phone, return and delete the video. If someone knows something, please send me a message! ‘
The telephone theft in London comes with the fact that 37 shocking people stolen mobile at West End reached the record level every day, and was reported last month.
The latest data has been recorded in the last four years in the capital of about 231,000 telephone theft and robbery.
The central network of these brazen crimes is at The West End, the world theater capital, which is a magnet for tourists where approximately 40,000 phones were stolen in the same period.
Organized gangs, such as telephone theft in London, luxury streets and royal residences, which are undoubtedly sitting side by side with tourists and shopping herds, have reached a record level.
A large warm point described is the area surrounding the St James’s Park, where Piccadilly and Haymarket met Pall Pall Mall and Clarence House, which hosts special members’ clubs and high -profile buildings.
Analysis Times West End and St James now show one -third of all the telephone thieves reported in the capital in 2021.
Scotland’s help figures show that a surprising 81.256 mobile phone crime was recorded in 2023, an annual increase of 20 % and the highest record.
The police believe that the real number is even higher, since many events have not been reported.
Mrs. Van der Hoek runs bravely after him, but not fast enough to catch the thief
He made an objection to social media to find young ‘thieves’
A shocking moment a phone closurer was caught by angry Londonalılar rolling his bike before losing a shoe he used to capture him.
The man wearing running clothes was on his phone when the thief was mounted towards the sidewalk and quickly tear off him
Another terrible phone break in London last year
Other large hot spots include Bloomsbury, Holborn, Covent Garden, Shorereditch, District, London Bridge, Waterloo, Southern Bank, Camden Town, Regent’s Park and Stratford.
Since 2022, theft rates have increased in more than 200 suburbs in the capital – so more than one third of London is now influenced by the growing crisis.
Most thefts are performed directly by gangs on electric bikes operating in the victims of the victims in the crowded areas of people who are directly from the hands of people.
The police say that fluctuation is fueled by international black markets where stolen devices are either sold or robbed for pieces – a illegal industry worth £ 50 million a year.
Officers invite London to keep the valuables out of sight to adhere to the intense areas, to stick to the intense areas, to stay awake and to avoid increasing criminals.
