my friend got his car stolem at gun point

[mt.biker]

A close friend of mine was mugged 10mins after he dropped me off at home.

his appartment complex stealing his car and watch at gun point!:eek:

They then tapped him up and put him in the trunk, saying just before "do we shoot him or dump him?"

1-2 hours later after crashing the car and stealing another one my friend was dumped.

Thank God he was alive. I was going to go with him to put some tire shine on!

If you thought your night last night was bad, my friend had it much worse.

Hope your thoughts and prays are with him because mine are, things could still get worse!

[juvenile]

Yeah, I talked to him also, just didn't know to post it or not. This is really crazy. I can somewhat imagine what he must have been feeling in the trunk for that time. I wish know one else go through such a thing. Poor guy. :no: :crazy:

[thermal]

holy crap!.....................and i thought i had a bad week with bastards breaking into my car.

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

Oh my God! I thought this was another joke from mt. biker at first. Its so lucky that he's ok. Do they have any leads on the people who mugged him?

[juvenile]

Nope.
His cellphone was in the car and is being tapped now.
Other than that, he gave the cops the info that he knew.

[heartbreakkid]

Hope your friend is doing alright, luckily he is safe and sound. Wish he has better luck coming to him

[mt.biker]

no leads what so ever, all they know is they stole another car from a club that night.

if my friend ever points to one or more people and says "that was them or that was one of them" consider them dead, i will personally run them over. after hear in great detail what happened i see no reason why these people should be allowed to walk the face of this earth. I will leave their punishment in the hands of God, i will just speed up the process. God have mercy on my soul!

[NooNz]

honestly that is some f-cked up shit....
i don't know what to say but thank God is okay and hopefully he will have better luck....

let fate determine what will happen to them and for sure that what goes around, comes around....they'll get what they deserve...

i will definitely say a prayer tonite....

[Maxvla]

token "can't we all... just... get along?" post.

[ebpda9]

dude that really sucks

[mylittlecivic]

damn that would suck, glad hes ok. i missed alot on here being gone for the weekend! :crazy:

[juvenile]

UPDATE:

cops found his car and are inspecting it right now for fingerprints, hair etc...any evidence basically

and they might have arrested a person connected with this robbery.

my friend though, he's shooken up. guy's not himself. Me and biker really wish we could do something for him right now, but it doesn't seem like we can, but we'll keep on trying. Why does shit like this happen to good people...:no:

[mt.biker]

there are some more detials but you guys on the board dont need to know them. Basically he's taking it rough!

[mt.biker]

It would appear my friend made the news:

Carjackers kidnap two drivers
Victims were relived of money, cards, cars, and left handcuffed and blindfolded
By Hicham Safieddine
Toronto Star Staff Reporter

A 17-year old man and a married couple were the victims of a bizarre double kidnapping and car jacking incident in downtown Toronto Friday night, police said.
In both cases the two male victims were confined - handcuffed and blindfolded - in their own vehicles, and driven around for several hours. After being robbed they were later let out of the cars, and, in an odd twist, given cab fare by the suspects to get home.

The unusual crime began when four armed men approached the 17-year-old in the parking lot of his apartment building at High Park Avenue around 9 pm. They gagged him, handcuffed him, and, at gunpoint, shoved him into his 1994 Nissan Maxima car trunk, police added.

Two hours later, with the youth still in cuffed and gagged in the trunk, police say the same gang of carjackers driving around the city, struck again. This time the targets were a man and his wife in their early 50's.

While driving the jacked Nissan, the culprits stopped at 1491 Boulevard street and approached a married couple leaving the Boulevard Club, a well-known members-only recreational facility on Toronto's lakeshore.

The couple, longstanding members of the club, were just leaving a function at the establishment when they were assaulted by the suspects, said club employee Sarah Johnson.

One of the men, armed with a handgun, ordered the husband to get into the back seat of his 2001 silver Lexus. The suspect also stripped the man's wife of her purse, rings and a gold bracelet.

Police reported the husband was struck on the face with a handgun and his eyes and nose were covered with duct tape.

The carjackers then fled the scene with both vehicles, the 17-year-old still bound in the trunk, and the husband handcuffed in the back seat of his.

Around midnight the bandits dumped the young Nissan owner in a laneway in the Bloor West and Bathurst St. area - after providing the hapless youngster with pocket money for a cab ride home.

Several hours later, at about 3 a.m. yesterday, the hijackers abandoned the husband at a construction materials site in the Bloor and Landsowne area and fled with the two cars. But, before departing, they again handed the victim $20 for a cabfare - but only after forcing him to surrender his credit and debit cards and his bank PIN number. The cards were later used to withdraw an unknown amount of money from automatic bank machines, police say.

The victim was left handcuffed and blindfolded.

All three victims sustained minor injuries, police reported. Police are still looking for the stolen vehicles and the suspects.

Sergeant Joe Gataveckas of Toronto police said the heist pulled by the suspects was a rare occurrence.

"The fact that one of the cars is a 1994 Nissan, rather than a fancy new car, suggests that the thieves were not on a pre-planned mission to steal a specific car. At this stage of the investigation, however, the suspects alone can confirm what their true intentions were," Gataveckas said.

Police say the incident should remind motorists to be cautious when entering or leaving their vehicles, especially during dark.

Another unrelated car jacking happened around 12:30 a.m. yesterday (8) near the Scarborough Town Centre, police said.

A 32-year old individual was kicked out of his car near the shopping mall by three men, who then fled with the victim's 2000 four-door Honda, no arrests have been made in this case. No arrests have been made.

[ChrisCantSkate]

wow man, sounds like serious stuff, sometimes people take for granted the safty they have in their neighborhood. i'll keep your friend in mind.

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

That's really a crazy news story. Just goes to show that anything can happen to you at any time.

[mt.biker]

update!!

his car was found in New York! WOW we live 10 hours away from there!

[bootstrap]

haha they gave him cab money...

[juvenile]

Originally posted by mt.biker
update!!

his car was found in New York! WOW we live 10 hours away from there!

North York buddy North York (part of Toronto hehe, our friend made a TYPO!)


And the suspects are now caught. They're 16-17 year old juvenile punks (no pun intended :D )

one of them was caught by a security guard on saturday somewhere. It's hillarious how he got caught.
The guy came up to security himself and said "Did you find a gun anywhere by any chance. I lost my gun." Dumbass

[Racing Rice]

:paranoid:

People are nuts.. Hope everything goes ok for your friend.. All I want to know is WTF are wrong with people these days?:rolleyes:

[mt.biker]

the thing to is.. in canada its really hard to get a gun if you live near a large city. Unlike the USA police are typically the only once with guns.

so this is just wack 17yearolds with guns!