Three Los Angeles Police Cars Were Stolen And Then Crashed By Teenage Cadets

LAPD's cadet programme has come under scrutiny after three teens used the details of a sergeant to steal three police vehicles
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If you’ve ever stolen a police car on Grand Theft Auto, then you know how much of a challenge it is to escape from the cops after you’ve done the deed. Three Los Angeles Police Department cadets found out that it’s even more difficult to do it in real life, and have since been arrested.

Two police vehicles were stolen and subsequently crashed by the teenagers after they had split up to try and avoid being caught. The offenders were two boys, aged 15 and 17, and a girl aged 16. The second vehicle ploughed into an innocent motorist. CNN reports that the vehicles were reported missing after an inspection of the department’s inventory.

Not only did the trio steal the vehicles, but also a bulletproof vest, two tasers and police radios. After all three were arrested, it emerged that a third vehicle had also been stolen, and had been kept for over two weeks. That’s despite the inventory inspections supposedly happening daily.

It’s thought that the cadets might have impersonated some of their superiors to obtain the three vehicles.

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