STEALING FROM A PAWN SHOP

A group of thieves try to rob a pawn shop by surprise in Pleasant Hill, California, but they didn't count on the reaction of one of the employees.
Apparently, the woman seen at the beginning by the door was in cahoots with them. Moments earlier, she was inside the store watching the cameras and talking on the phone with the robbers, and she tried to prevent the security guard from closing the door.

The workers hit the panic button, and a police car nearby showed up in just 30 seconds. From there, a pursuit ensued, but they all managed to escape.










In this other video, the shop assistant is very skilled and manages to persuade the robber.

Just like in this other video, where the cashier's speed is crucial to prevent the theft of the phone he was showing.

But crime never rests, and sooner or later, it gets away with it.

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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL95

In their head, it was simple: jump the fence, dodge the obstacle, impress the crew. But life, always a big fan of chaos, had other plans—ones with stumbles, faceplants, secondhand embarrassment, and of course, someone filming it all.

That’s how the best stories are born: with good intentions, questionable choices, and endings no one saw coming... except you, because you already know these videos never end well.



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THE CLASSIC MOVE: HIDE AND HOPE THEY DRIVE PAST

A biker in the U.S. recorded his own GTA 5-style police chase using a 360-degree camera. It’s not clear what exactly he did, but he definitely stirred up some serious trouble—he’s being chased by local cops, State Troopers, and even a helicopter. Full-on wanted level vibes.

At first, it looks like he might actually get away with it, riding a high-powered bike like a pro... but you’ll have to see how it ends for yourself.
Everything was caught on a 360-degree camera, the kind that uses multiple wide-angle lenses to film in every direction and then stitches it all into one panoramic video.



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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL94

In their head it was going perfectly, but reality had other ideas. We've all had that moment: visualizing something epic—an amazing jump, the perfect prank, or some movie-worthy move. But then life, with its twisted sense of humor, decides to bring you crashing down to earth.

It's that exact instant when you confidently dive in thinking you're about to crush it, only to end up crushed yourself—lying on the ground, slightly injured, your pride in tatters, and an improvised audience laughing uncontrollably. The intent was spot-on; the execution, not so much.

What's crucial is accepting the outcome with dignity (or whatever remains of it), getting up with your best poker face, and praying no one filmed the disaster. But let's be real—someone always films it.



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THE GOLF CART INCIDENT

This is exactly how it should’ve ended. No collateral damage, no innocent bystanders harmed—just a drunk guy with fewer reflexes than drinks, ejected from the very golf cart he was driving, only to get run over by it moments later. Golf-course poetic justice at its finest. Perfect.



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