An Indian woman living in the US was left stunned after discovering that all four wheels of her brother’s car had been stolen while it was parked outside their residential property.
Aishika Soney shared the incident on Instagram, showing the vehicle resting without any of its wheels. The situation became even more concerning when she noticed a warning note informing residents about a series of similar thefts in the area.
In the video, Aishika says, “Who says that nothing gets stolen in the US?” before explaining that the car belonged to her brother and that thieves had taken all four wheels while it was parked there.
She then walked around the vehicle, showing the extent of the damage, before pointing to a note left for residents.
The note claimed that at least three cars had been vandalised on the Crystal House property the previous weekend and that at least three vehicles had their wheels stolen the following weekend. It also urged residents to pressure the property management to take parking-lot security more seriously.
Aishika highlighted the irony of the situation in her caption, writing, “There was a time when this car felt taller.”
The incident quickly drew reactions from social media users, with several people sharing similar experiences of car theft and vandalism in different parts of the US.
One user said police should take the matter seriously, while another claimed that similar incidents had occurred in Plano, Texas. Others said wheel theft and vehicle break-ins had been happening for years in some areas.
Another commenter pointed to car break-ins in California, particularly in the Bay Area, warning that valuables left visible inside parked vehicles can make them a target.
The viral video has once again highlighted concerns over vehicle theft and parking-lot security in some US residential communities.
