Video: Carjacker Gets His Ass Beat & Held Down For The Cops

A 21-year-old man was collared after he tried to carjack a woman driving her young daughter in a California parking lot and a pack of good Samaritans yanked him out of the driver’s seat, police said.

Ismael Hernandez boosted the red minivan in the San Diego lot and tried to speed away with the woman and her child sitting inside when he suddenly slammed into a pole about 4 p.m. on Sunday, KGTV reported.

But once several bystanders saw the woman and the little girl were in danger, they quickly started to attack the bandit.

“I see this guy in the backseat choking out the driver and there were a couple of other people in the window grabbing the keys from him,” Aaron Leaf, who ran over and started recording the chaotic scene, told the news station.

“I was trying to figure out what was happening and once I realized, I didn’t feel sorry for the guy at all.”
Leaf’s video — which was posted to YouTube soon after the wild ordeal — shows the group of men pull the alleged thief from the van and pummel him in the lot.

A police officer arrives a few minutes later and, with the help of at least two witnesses, manages to cuff the bruised and bleeding suspect.

The carjacking victim and her daughter were not hurt.
Hernandez was booked on several charges that included attempted carjacking, attempted kidnapping and attempted auto theft.

“When I saw the video, he was so aggressive and he was not him,” the accused crook’s brother, Elais Velasquez, told the local ABC affiliate.

“He was acting different.”

Velasquez said his brother has long struggled with alcohol and drugs, and was recently released from rehab. His father believes Hernandez had relapsed before the attempted carjacking.

“He regets and is sorry to the people he tried to harm,” the father, Sergio Hernandez, told the news station.

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We don't like thieves in the hood...

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