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VIDEO: Surveillance cameras capture thief stealing car in broad daylight
Drew Gardner
Anchor/Reporter
VIDEO: Surveillance cameras capture thief stealing car in broad daylight
CAMERAS. EDITH BUSH HAS BEENORKING W AT VIDEO KITCHEN ON BARDSTOWN ROAD SINCE HER PARTSEN FOUNDED THE COMPANY IN 1992. SATURDAY WAS LIKE SO MANY OTHER DAYS BEFORE UNTIL 6:13 PM WHEN SHE HEARD THIS SIDE DOOR SLAM. I HEARDHE T DOOR I RAN BACK THERE AND WAS NOBODY WAS THERE. I CHECKED TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WAS SAFE AND IT LOOKED FINE. I DIDN’T THINK ABOUT MY KEYS BUSH HAD JUST ARRIVED AT THE STORE AND SET HER KEYS DOWN ON HER DESK. IT WASN’T UNTIL A SHORT TIME LATER. SHE REALIZED KEYS WERE GONE. ANSOD WASER H CAR SO I CAME IN AND PUT MY KEYS DOWN AND THEN HE CAME IN RIGHT BEHIND MEND A TOOK MY KEYS AND RAN OUT THE BACK DOOR AND CLICKED AROUND AND HE FOUND MY CAR AND GOT IN IT AND DROVE AWAY SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS OUTSIDE THE STORE CAPTURED THE SUSPECTS RUNNGNI OUT WITH THE KEYS AND SEARCHING FOR THE CAR. HE EVENTUAYLL FINDS IT GETSN I AND DRIVES OFF. I WAS JUST SUCTRK THAT SOMEBODY WAS ABLE TO DO IT IN THE BROAD. DAYLIGHT ASHLEY GOBLELAY IS AN EMPLOYEE AT VIDEO KITCHEN. SHE SAYS THIS IS MADE HER BE MORE CAUTIOUS AS SHE MOVES ROTHUGH HER DAY, ESPECIALLY AT HACKING IN BROAD AT A TIME WHERE NOT REALLY THINKING SUPER MUCH ABOUT MY SAFETY AS COMPARED TO LET’S SAY I WAS WALKING AROUND THE HIGHLANDS AT LIKE 10 PM. THEY’RE HOPING THE CLEAR IMAGES FROM THE SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS WILL HPEL THEM TRACK DOWN THE SUSPECT. THEY’VE BEEN BLASTING THEM OUT ACRO SSSOCIAL MEDIA HOPING SOMEONE CAN IDENTIFY HIM. I DON’T WANT TO SAY LOCK YOUR DOORS AND BE AFRAID BECAUSE I DON’T THINK WE SHOULD LIVE BY FEAR. THINK WE JUST NEED TO BE AWARE. SHE’S NOW ASKGIN FOR PEOPLE TO ALSO BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THIS SUECTSP OR HER CAR A 2009 SILVER NIANSS MURANO. IT HAS A TWO BUMPER STICKERS ON THE BACK. ONE THAT SAYS THE VILLE THAT’S AN OVAL WITH THE SKYSCRAPE. AND ONE THAT SAYS THINK FOR URYOSE NOWF I YOU DO SEE THAT CARR O RECOGNIZE THE SUSPECT IN THE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO CALL THE ANONYMOUS TIP LINE. THAT NUMBER IS 574 LMPD REPORTING LIVE IN
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VIDEO: Surveillance cameras capture thief stealing car in broad daylight
Drew Gardner
Anchor/Reporter
Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are searching for a brazen thief who stole a car from a store in broad daylight.It happened Saturday evening at a store called Video Kitchen in the Highlands area of the city. Edith Bush has worked there since 1992 when her parents founded the company."I came in, I put my keys down, and then he came in right behind me and took my keys and ran out the back door and clicked around and he found my car and got in it and drove away," Bush said.Watch the theft in the video above.It took a while before Bush realized her keys or her car were gone. She says she had no idea someone was inside the store other than hearing what she thought was a back door closing."I heard the door and I ran back there and nobody was there and I checked to make sure everything was safe and it looked fine. I didn't think about my keys," Bush said.Surveillance cameras outside the store caught several clear images of the suspect. They've been sharing them on social media hoping someone will be able to identify him.In the meantime, Bush says they have made some changed in their operations following the theft."We use that back door and now I'm asking people to lock it and I hate that, because we have to go in and out of there to get out to our production area where we run our copies," Bush said.Employee Ashley Gobeli also says she is being more cautious as she goes about her day."Especially with it happening in broad daylight at a time where I'm not normally thinking super much about my safety as I would say if I was walking around the Highlands at 10 p.m.," Gobeli said.Bush's car is a 2009 silver Nissan Murano."It has two bumper stickers on the back. One that says 'The Ville' that's an oval with a skyline and one that says 'Think for yourself,'" Bush said.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are searching for a brazen thief who stole a car from a store in broad daylight.

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It happened Saturday evening at a store called Video Kitchen in the Highlands area of the city. Edith Bush has worked there since 1992 when her parents founded the company.

"I came in, I put my keys down, and then he came in right behind me and took my keys and ran out the back door and clicked around and he found my car and got in it and drove away," Bush said.

Watch the theft in the video above.

It took a while before Bush realized her keys or her car were gone. She says she had no idea someone was inside the store other than hearing what she thought was a back door closing.

"I heard the door and I ran back there and nobody was there and I checked to make sure everything was safe and it looked fine. I didn't think about my keys," Bush said.

Surveillance cameras outside the store caught several clear images of the suspect. They've been sharing them on social media hoping someone will be able to identify him.

In the meantime, Bush says they have made some changed in their operations following the theft.

"We use that back door and now I'm asking people to lock it and I hate that, because we have to go in and out of there to get out to our production area where we run our copies," Bush said.

Employee Ashley Gobeli also says she is being more cautious as she goes about her day.

"Especially with it happening in broad daylight at a time where I'm not normally thinking super much about my safety as I would say if I was walking around the Highlands at 10 p.m.," Gobeli said.

Bush's car is a 2009 silver Nissan Murano.

"It has two bumper stickers on the back. One that says 'The Ville' that's an oval with a skyline and one that says 'Think for yourself,'" Bush said.