Babae sa Maynila, arestado nang tangayin ang sasakyan ng kanyang nobyo

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00:00In Malate, Manila, a woman was found to have stolen her husband's car.

00:05The alleged car was not owned by the victim, but by his employer.

00:12That's what Vell Custodio reported.

00:15In the CCTV footage, a woman was seen leaving the hotel in Malate, Manila.

00:21Later, she stole a black SUV.

00:25Her husband was the suspect of the theft.

00:28Her partner checked in at a hotel here in Manila.

00:33When the man fell asleep, he took the car key,

00:39got out of the car, and drove away.

00:42When the victim woke up, he noticed that his girlfriend was gone, as well as the car.

00:48The incident was immediately reported to the police.

00:51Based on the backtracking of the authorities in the CCTV footage,

00:55From the hotel in Remedios Street Corner, Maria Orosa Street,

00:59the SUV that was being driven by a woman in the Adriatico San Andres Palabas of Quirino was last seen.

01:05The SUV's window was tinted, but the woman lowered the window of the car.

01:11She did not know that there was something pointed at her in the CCTV footage,

01:15as a reason for the suspect to steal the car.

01:18They went back to the hotel and showed it to the employees.

01:22The hotel employees themselves said that the woman who was driving was the one who checked in at the victim's hotel.

01:32With the help of the CCTV and informant, the suspect was caught in the follow-up operation.

01:38The crime was revealed in the investigation planned by the suspect.

01:42He did not get the car.

01:44There's a video on his cellphone showing him stealing the car.

01:48The suspect was arrested by the District Anti-Carnapping Unit of the Manila Police District in Makati.

01:54But the suspect did not have the car.

01:57He was charged with the theft of the SUV worth P150,000.

02:02What's shocking is that the car did not belong to the victim,

02:07but to his boss in the private company he worked for.

02:10The authorities are already carrying out a follow-up operation to get the SUV back.

02:15The police are still investigating if the suspect was previously involved in the crime.

02:20He said,

02:21I don't know that the car did not belong to him.

02:26It's not his name.

02:27He also defended himself that he stole the car because his boyfriend did not allow him to work.

02:34He said he rarely gives me money.

02:37The suspect is facing charges of violation of the New Anti-Carnapping Act of 2016,