Woman clings to car's hood as thief drives away with her children inside in viral video from US. Watch
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In a video from New Mexico, a woman can be seen clinging to her car's hood after a carjacker tried to drive away with two of her young children inside.
In a horrifying incident from New Mexico in the US, a woman clung to her car's hood after a carjacker tried to drive away with it. Why did she do it, you ask? Well, the thief drove away with two of her children inside the vehicle. Yes, you read that right. A video of the same has gone viral online with over 18k views.
CCTV footage posted on Twitter showed the mother dangerously clinging to the hood of the car as the carjacker drove away. The incident happened with two of her children sitting inside the vehicle. The woman tried to stop the car and didn't let go of the car.
Watch the viral video here:
A New Mexico mother clung to the hood of her vehicle as a carjacker drove away with her two young children inside. pic.twitter.com/fM3n3AWtwn
The clip triggered a plethora of reactions from netizens, who took to the comments section to express their opinions. Some users also blamed the woman for leaving her children in the car.
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