VIDEO: pretends to help a woman injured in an accident and steal her mobile phone

In the midst of the confusion of a traffic accident, a subject simulated help to a woman who was in a hurry and stole only her mobile phone.

However, the flight was recorded in a video that circulates on social networks, which shows the young man as he puts the body in the vehicle crashed, takes the phone and puts it in the pocket of his pants.

The incident occurred on Patrios Símbolos Avenue, in Colonia Alemán, in the city of Oaxaca, where a car collided with a freight truck. As a result of the impact, the woman traveling on the pbadenger side was stuck between the vehicle's dashboard and its seat.

The driver, meanwhile, He managed to get out of it and ask for help for the victim, who could not move..

Neighbors from the area went to the scene of the accident to help the injured woman and avoid the truck driver's escape, which they badumed to be responsible.

Men trying to help the woman gathered around the car. while emergency services have arrived.

Among them was a young man who he did not realize that a cell phone camera was recording what was happening and recorded it when he took the phone in the midst of confusion.

The young man laid the body in the car near the driver's door, He checked the painting with his hand and when he found nothing, he took out the cell phone from the bag of the woman who was inside, He put it in his pants and ran away.

Then another man, who according to local media was driving the car, he noticed the flight that was recorded in the video.

The images were disseminated on social networks to identify the person in charge and locate himbut there were no results.

In 2018, thethe robberies in the state of Oaxaca increased by 25.4% compared to the previous yearaccording to the report of the National Executive Secretary of the Public Security System.

This crime was the third most committed by people over 18 in the vicinity of his house, all over the country and that is the common law crime that has been most committed: Per 100,000 inhabitants, there were 13,111 thefts or badaults on the street, according to the National Survey on Victimization and Perception of Public Security in 2018, of the National Institute of Statistics and Geography.