Police Foil Train Robbery Targeting GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado Pickups in Mexico
Authorities in the Mexican state of Durango successfully prevented a train robbery that was targeting brand-new GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado pickups. The failed heist took place on December 29 and resulted in the near destruction of the two midsize trucks from GM at a rural rail yard. The thieves fled upon the arrival of Mexican authorities, as reported by The Drive.
The Failed Train Heist
The attempted train robbery, reminiscent of a scene from a Fast and Furious movie, occurred in Durango, Mexico. The criminals had planned to steal the newly manufactured GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado pickups from a train. However, their plans were foiled when the Mexican authorities intervened.
Near Destruction of Brand-New Trucks
As the thieves retreated upon seeing the authorities, they left behind two brand-new midsize trucks from GM. These pickups were left nearly destroyed in a rural rail yard. The failed heist resulted in significant damage to the vehicles, leaving them in an unusable condition.
Authorities Thwart the Robbery
The Mexican authorities acted swiftly to prevent the train robbery. Their timely intervention scared off the criminals, forcing them to abandon their plans and flee the scene. The presence of law enforcement played a crucial role in protecting the valuable cargo and preventing further damage.
Investigation Underway
Following the failed heist, authorities have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the individuals responsible for the attempted robbery. The investigation aims to bring the culprits to justice and ensure the safety of future cargo shipments.
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