A brave Los Angeles mom rushing to her frightened family slammed her $150,000 Mercedes G-Wagon into a home invasion gang’s alleged getaway vehicle on Saturday afternoon — and it was all caught on camera.
The dramatic video shows the moment the heroic mom zooms into the suspect’s vehicle outside her Sherman Oaks home after she got a panicked phone call from her young kids and their grandmother telling her thieves were trying to break into the house while the family was inside.
Mom’s Mercedes plows into the white Honda getaway car, and three men dressed in gray hoodies flee from the scene in the footage obtained by KTLA.
The impact was so hard that one suspected robber was unable to get out of the drivers side, footage shows him struggling to get out the passenger side door, when he does he disappears down the street.
A woman driving a G-Wagen rammed a car belonging to suspected burglars who were about to rob her Los Angeles home. The mother, who has lived in the U.S. for over a decade, was out running errands while her three children were home with their grandmother when she heard strangers… pic.twitter.com/Snx96QJBS3
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The brazen thieves were so scared by the smash-up that they left plenty of evidence behind including radios, walkie-talkies, a crowbar and wallets, cops said.
The family, who asked not to be named out of fear for their safety, said grandma spotted two masked men outside their back sliding door.
The burglars likely disabled the home’s surveillance cameras, as the couple’s sophisticated security system went dark, the family said, leaving them completely spooked.
“It’s really scary,” mom told KTLA.
“She was thinking someone tried to kill her mother,” husband David told KCBS.
Police are investigating the incident, and the family says they gave authorities all the evidence left in the getaway car.
The Los Angeles Police Department did not immediately reply to The Post’s request for comment.
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