CRASH AND WHEN SHE GET OUTSIDE SHE SAYS VICTIM WAS HERE AND CALLS 911. A CAMERA RING THE NEIGHBORS AFFECTED US A MAN HIT CHELSEA NICOLETTE IN MY OWN CAR. YOU CAN SEE THE CAR UP AS SOME STEPS ON THE STREET. YOU CANNOT SEE THE EFFECTS BUT THE VIDEO SHOWS THE DRIVER OUT OF THE CAR, REQUIRED AND OFF DRIVING. THE FOLLOWING CODE, YOU SHOULD SEE THE GOODS NEEDED HELP. >> SHE IS KEEPING IN THE NEXT INSTRUCTION TO THE STORM DRAGON, ON HIS EYES. SAY HELP ME, HELP. SOMEONE HELP ME. BREANA: BARBARA ROSENTHAL SPEAKING HIS SOUND UP AND SPEAKING OUTSIDE AND SAYING NICOLETTE, THEN SHE CALLED 911 AND BY US. >> I’M SO MUCH ASKED FOR HIM. SHE WAS LOOKING IN CRAZY AND PAIN. BREANA: BARBARA DON’T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED AT THE TIME BUT THEN LEARNED A NICOLETTE MAN AS SHE HAS DELIVERED TO AMAZON. BALTIMORE cop says her NICOLETTE KEY HAS STARTED, BUT OVER THE KEY KEY TO THEM FOR DELIVERY. THAT’S WHEN THE MAN ENTERS IN AND WORKS THAT HE CANNOT FAR WITHOUT THE KEYs. HE SHOULD TURN OUT, AND HER WITH THE CAR, AND TURN OFF HER KEYS BELOW. >> WE LIVE IN THE CITY, WE KNOW THAT THIS HAPPENS, BUT THIS HAPPENS SO CLOSING THE DOOR TO THE HOME IS THE OVER. BREANA: SIMON TORRES IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE WYMAN PARK ASSOCIATION. HE SAYS PEOPLE NEED TO BE INTERESTED AFTER THIS AND ANY OTHER PACKING RECENT. >> DOESN’T HAPPEN OFTEN, NO. WHY I THINK PEOPLE ARE NEUTRAL. >> IT CAN BE A SAMPLE AND THAT ARE INTERESTED. BREANA: NEEDED SOURCES ARE TRANSFERING, PLEASE SEND ME AND DONE. HUMANS THEN THIS SIN IS STILL ALWAYS BEING There. THE POLICE IS ASKING ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION TO CALL METRO Crimin Triggers AT LOCKUP 18667. REPORT IN WYM.
The video shows the moments before the carjacking victim was hit by her own car
Update: 5:08 PM EDT August 1, 2022
The video shows moments before a carjacking victim was run over by her own car and a neighbor rushed in to help Saturday in north Baltimore. Beech Avenue police in Wyman Park.City said the victim, Chelsea Nicolette, kept her starter car but brought the keys for delivery. That’s when the man jumped in and realized he couldn’t get far without the key. So he turned around, hit Nicolette with his car and snatched the key from her belt. She also broke her pelvis, shoulder, ribs, and part of her collapsed lung. Ring’s neighbor’s camera showed a video of the car speeding up as someone stepped out onto the street. The video shows no impact, but it does show the driver getting out of the car, grabbing something and driving away. Moments later, video footage shows neighbors running to help. Barbara Rosenthal, a neighbor, told 11 News that the sound of the collision woke her up. Then she went outside and saw Nicolette lying on the street and called 911. “She was right there in the gutter, lying next to the storm drain, curling up and saying, ‘Help me, help me. Someone, please help me. Rosenthal said. Rosenthal said she was with Nicolette. She looked terrified and in pain,” Rosenthal said. A man robbed Nicolette while she was delivering packages to Amazon. “It doesn’t happen often now, that’s why. why I think people are worried.” Residents are rallying together, calling for something to be done. Brocheo, a “We all need to up our game, up the way we communicate with each other and with our neighbors, with our law enforcement, with elected officials.” our. Now is not the time to bury your head in the sand,” said Torres. at 866-7LOCKUP.
Video shows moments before a carjacking victim was run over by her own car and a neighbor rushed in to help Saturday in north Baltimore.
City police say a single mother, who delivers goods to Amazon, has robbed and then hit by her own car on Beech Avenue in Wyman Park.
City police said the victim, Chelsea Nicolette, kept her starter car but brought the keys for delivery. That’s when the man jumped in and realized he couldn’t get far without the key. So he turned around, hit Nicolette with his car and snatched the key from her belt.
Nicolette underwent surgery on Monday to correct her hip. She also broke her pelvis, shoulder, ribs and partially collapsed lung.
Ring’s neighbor’s camera showed a video of the car swerving as someone stepped out onto the street. The video shows no impact, but it does show the driver getting out of the car, grabbing something and driving away. Moments later, the video shows neighbors running to help.
Barbara Rosenthal, a neighbor, told 11 News that the sound of the collision woke her up. Then she went outside and saw Nicolette lying on the street and called 911.
“She was right there in the gutter, lying next to the storm drain, curling up and saying, ‘Help me, help me. Somebody, please help me,'” Rosenthal said.
Rosenthal says she was with Nicolette.
“I was so scared for her. She looked so scared and in pain,” Rosenthal said.
Rosenthal said she didn’t know exactly what was going on at the time, but later learned a man had broken into Nicolette while she was delivering packages to Amazon.
Simon Torres, president of the Wyman Park Community Association, said residents are concerned after this and several other recent carjackings.
“We live in the city. We know this happens, but having it happen so close to home is worrying,” Torres said. “It doesn’t happen often now, that’s why I think people are worried.”
Residents are rallying together, calling for something to be done.
“It seems like a stereotype, and it’s disturbing,” said resident Rachel Brocheo.
“We all need to up our game, up the way we communicate with each other and with our neighbors, with law enforcement, with our elected officials. Now is not the time. time to bury your head in the sand,” Torres said.
The attacker is still big. Anyone with any information is asked to call the police or Metro Crime Stoppers at 866-7LOCKUP.
