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Three Minors Steal a Car, Then Publish Videos to Brag: so Carabinieri Frame Them

Summary by La Stampa
They stole a car and filmed themselves traveling on board the vehicle, posting the images on social media to brag with friends. However, those films left a sort of digital signature, providing the Carabinieri with useful elements to reconstruct what happened and identify the alleged perpetrators. The protagonists of the affair are three minors, reported by the Carabinieri of the station of San Giovanni al Natisone, in the province of Udine, to t…

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They stole a car and filmed themselves traveling on board the vehicle, posting the images on social media to brag with friends. However, those films left a sort of digital signature, providing the Carabinieri with useful elements to reconstruct what happened and identify the alleged perpetrators. The protagonists of the affair are three minors, reported by the Carabinieri of the station of San Giovanni al Natisone, in the province of Udine, to t…

·Turin, Italy
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They wanted to boast with friends of the car just stolen, and that's why they filmed themselves aboard the vehicle, then posting the images on social media. A video that, instead of remaining a stunt to show to their circle, ended up becoming a sort of digital signature of theft. Theft and denunciation The protagonists... Read more "Rubano un auto e si filmano per bruschiare sui social: tre minorenni in troublei a Udine L'articolo Rubano un auto…

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Three minors got into trouble after stealing a car and filming it in a video then published on social media. The images, identified... The article Steal a car and film on social media: three minors in trouble in Udine comes from Bigodino.

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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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