Lalaking nagnakaw ng motor, itinulak ito sa shop para magawan ng susi

- A man was filmed pushing a stolen motorcycle along Juan Luna Street in Manila, pretending it had mechanical issues

- Victim Justine Serrano lost his bike just 50 minutes after parking it to deliver parcels in Divisoria

- The suspect convinced mechanics in San Andres Complex to make a new key, claiming he had a broken ignition

- The Manila Police District is tracking the suspect, last seen riding the stolen motorcycle near Buendia, Pasay

A motorcycle thief was caught on camera pushing a stolen bike to a locksmith shop in Manila in an attempt to get a new key made.

In a report by Jhomer Apresto on Balitanghali this Thursday, a video showed a man seemingly out of gas or with a broken-down motorcycle, pushing it along Juan Luna Street.

However, the bike’s real owner, 22-year-old Justine Serrano, said he had parked it on Alvarado Street in Divisoria while delivering parcels to a nearby mall.

“Mga 50 minutes lang po simula pagdating ko nawala ‘yung motor ko. Alam ko inilipat lang gano'n. Tapos wala na po hanggang sa nagpa-review na po ako ng CCTV,” Serrano recounted.

According to police backtracking, the suspect was seen pushing the motorcycle from Alvarado to Juan Luna, apparently searching for a locksmith.

Serrano said the thief reached a shop along United Nations Avenue, but it was closed.

Eventually, he made it to San Andres Complex, where he successfully had a new key made.

CCTV footage from the shop showed the suspect parking the bike and convincing mechanics that his key was broken and he needed to deliver items. He was able to get a replacement key.

The suspect was last seen riding the stolen motorcycle near Buendia in Pasay City.

The incident has been reported to the Manila Police District (MPD), and authorities are actively tracking the man caught in the video.

Serrano hopes to recover the vehicle, noting, "mahigit na dalawang taon niya pa itong huhulugan."

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other news, a 17-year-old male teenager was brutally assaulted by a group of individuals in the middle of a street in Santa Barbara, Iloilo, with the incident captured on video. Authorities are investigating whether the assault was connected to the victim's recent breakup with his girlfriend, as initial information suggests the assailants were a group linked to females. Despite being with another individual, the attackers specifically targeted the 17-year-old victim, who sustained injuries from the daylight assault. Police are actively working to identify and apprehend the individuals responsible for the violence, relying on video footage as crucial evidence.

Meanwhile, Cynthia Masongsong, the mother of 5-year-old Malia who was killed in the NAIA SUV crash, recently shared a heartbreaking message to her daughter. She expressed regret for not letting her daughter play in the rain, fearing she might get sick. Her daughter was run over by an SUV while with her father, Danmark Masongsong, near NAIA. The message captured the deep grief of a mother mourning the sudden loss of her child.

Source: KAMI.com.gh