6 Dodge Challenger Hellcats Stolen in 45 Seconds, Twitter Video of Flawless USA Heist Gets 10M Views

• The video shows a group of thieves carrying out a heist targeting several cars known as Hellcats
• A viral clip on Twitter shows how a dealership in Kentucky, America, got robbed clean of the iconic cars in stock
• Online users shared their thoughts about seeing the Dodge Challengers get stolen with amazing ease

A video on Twitter left many netizens disturbed. Security footage of an American car dealership showed how the stolen cars got driven away from the property.

Many people shared their thoughts after seeing the video of the brazen theft. Some people found the clean theft admirable.

Thieves steal 6 new Dodge Challengers from American dealership in 45 seconds

A video posted on Twitter by @SaycheeseDGTL shows how six brand-new Dodge Challengers were stolen from a dealership. The thieves were gone in 45 seconds.

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Watch the video of the heist:

Online users have compliments for car heist

People who watched the video were fascinated to see the crime in action. Car and Driver report that the 2023 Hellcat price starts at R1.2 million. People had compliments for the efficiently executed plan.

@LilWhoady_ commented:

"No face, no case. As a criminal, this is an honourable theft."

VTStunner commented:

"Listen theft is bad and all but wow that was music to my ears."

@Mahalo_Mf_BLM commented

"Gone in 45 seconds!?! Oh, Nic Cage has two hours to respond."

@KingFBrutus commented:

"Boy that's efficiency lol."

@MSBOUJEE_ commented:

"Good job."

@XNegusX commented:

"Inside job."

@ryai45411 commented:

"Deadass impressive, they earned them Hellcats."

Moms fetch students in luxury whips, Curro's school parking lot goes viral

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Briefly News reported that a video showing the class of people who can afford to send their children to Curro has gone viral. People could not stop raving about the multiple Mercedes-Benz cars that came for pick-up.

People in the comments shared their criticism about the school, while others were more focused on the model of the cars visible in the clip.

People in the comments reacted to the clip and a second post by the man emphasising that money is necessary for the school. Some were critical of how Curro's reputation seemed to be about how rich everyone was. Other people thought the post was inspiring and commented they would do the same for their children.

Source: Briefly News