Woman filmed locking herself in man’s Porsche before running him over

The incident occurred on September 2, as authorities asked for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a case of vehicle theft and dangerous operation causing bodily harm. In addition to a news release about the incident, they also released security camera footage of the entire altercation.

The video begins with a woman – who Peel Regional Police describe as “female, South Asian, 5’5″, 120 pounds, slim build, long brown hair, brown eyes, wearing a white long-sleeved shirt, brown skirt and leather strap sandals” – ringing the doorbell of a private residence.

She looks straight into the camera as she presses the buzzer, allowing authorities to get a very precise idea of ​​her appearance. “Hello, I’m here about the Porsche,” she tells the vehicle’s owner, before telling him that she’s waiting for her father and wants to take a look at the vehicle.

The footage then cuts to another camera, located above the driveway. The woman is already in the Porsche when it starts up and appears to lock all the doors. As the owner tries to open them, he walks around the back of the car, before it reverses and hits him.

As other vehicles watch the entire incident unfold, the man suddenly stands up and appears to yell something… while police say an “accomplice” vehicle parked nearby drives off. While the video doesn’t show what happens next, authorities say the woman then drives off in the Porsche.

Police say the woman responded to an ad the man had placed on Auto Trader. Anyone with information about this incident or the identity of this suspect is asked to call 11 Division Auto Theft Unit investigators at (905) 453-2121, ext. 1152, or make an anonymous tip through Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), by visiting peelcrimestoppers.ca.

Authorities have also encouraged others to use the area’s resources. Buying and selling exchange areas The parking lots are located in police divisions when selling items online. “These parking spaces are intended to increase public safety and reduce crime by providing a safer place for people to meet when conducting transactions with strangers,” the police department’s website states.