Police in Ontario, Canada, have released a video showing a car speeding through a shopping mall in pursuit of two suspects accused of stealing items from an electronics store.
The incident occurred at approximately 1:10 am Wednesday at the Vaughan Mills mall in Vaughan outside of Toronto.
“The vehicle was then driven through the mall and into an electronics store where the suspects stole a number of items. The vehicle exited the mall via a second entrance,” York Regional Police said in a statement. . “Fortunately, no one was hurt.”
The video shows a black Audi sedan hurtling through the mall parking lot before crashing into a set of glass doors at one of the building’s entrances.
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A black 2011 Audi is seen racing inside the Vaughan Mills shopping center in Ontario, Canada on February 1, 2023.
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Surveillance cameras from inside the mall then showed the car driving through the interior, past closed storefronts, kiosks and vending machines.
Five minutes later, cameras caught the car destroying another mall entrance by going through the glass doors.
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Police believe there were two suspects inside the car, who stole items from an electronics store inside the Vaughan, Ontario mall just outside of Toronto.
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York Police said the vehicle – which had Quebec X10 SNP registration – was later recovered and two suspects were believed to be involved.
“Investigators are requesting that witnesses who may have been in the area at the time of the incident and have not yet spoken to police come forward,” he added.
Taylor-Anna Kobinger, a resident of Laval, Quebec, about 350 miles away, told news channel CP24 that her car was the one seen in the video.
The car eventually escaped from the Vaughan Mills mall in Ontario through another set of glass doors.
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The station reports that Kobinger put the vehicle up for sale on Facebook Marketplace in January in hopes of raising money for a down payment on a home.
But when a man answered the list and took it for a test drive with her, she started “driving very dangerously” and eventually stole the vehicle when she got out of the car to switch seats. Kobinger told CP24.
