A metrorijder was robbed of his expensive Canada Goose Parka by two teenage criminals who accused him of 'Snitching'.
Video filmed by another straphanger on the DC Metro On Wednesday showed one of the robbers who forced the young man to take the jacket in his chair.
“Snitch, imma crushes you b *** ha **,” he sat out of the rider while he jerked the jacket from him after he took it and then walked away.
The victim protested: 'Didy, I didn't take on … I just talked about something else. I didn't snatch! I'm sorry!'
It is not clear whether the accusation of 'Snitching' was inspired by the victim who witnessed another theft just before.
His protests screamed over the train coach angry the thief, who stormed at him and threatened to steal his phone.
“Stop talking to me, bro, sit down before I take your phone,” he said, brutally in the parka he stole seconds before.
The thief started the grip on the man's bag and said, “Give me the phone,” but the man grabbed his backpack and walked away.
Video filmed by another straphanger on the DC Metro On Wednesday showed one of the robbers that the young man forced to take the jacket in his chair
The victim protested: 'Didy, I didn't take on … I just talked about something else. I didn't snatch! I'm sorry!'
“Stop it!” The man screamed after the distance had laid them. “Give me back my coat.”
The thief gave up and walked away and walked away. His accomplice watched during the entire test, laughing.
Canada Goose Parkas is one of the most expensive coats on the market, and one such as its costs $ 1,200 to $ 2,000, depending on the model.
The Metro Transit Police said that the two young people were arrested in neighboring Maryland on non -related charges.
“We work together with the office of the Attorney General in DC to submit extra costs with regard to the coat robbery,” said it.
Metro -generally director Randy Clarke asked the police to fully prosecute the couple of the law.
“If you commit a crime on Metro, we will catch you,” he said.
His protests shouted over the train coach angry the thief, who stormed at him and threatened to steal his phone
“Stop talking to me, bro, sit down before I take your phone,” he said, brutally in the parka he stole seconds before
Ward 8 ANC commissioner Tom Donohue said that similar robberies were a constant problem in recent weeks.
He said that people 'were the target of the layers of their backs, their shoes'.
“The most vulnerable to school is the target of the things they wear, and that is quite alarming,” he said.
Violent crime fell by 40 percent in DC last year.
