Photo Credit: Malden Police https://www.facebook.com/MaldenPD/photos/a.690217537699498/2753581098029788/?type=3&theater
Here's something you don't see everyday and a "Great way to Attract Attention to Yourself" as Malden police stated in a facebook post yesterday. Earlier yesterday, Two luxurious Lamborghini cars were stolen by a 17 year old and a 2 18 year olds from a Lamborghini dealership in Wayland, racing eastwards to Malden ending in a tragic crash damaging three cars, including another one driving by an unknown woman. The motive to why they wanted to steal those cars remains unknown, but I can probably assume that they might've been robbers like the ones from
Here's something that's even more unusual. According to The Boston Globe, an off-duty police officer caught these two cars RACING on Dartmouth Street during a very unusual time for people to race, the Morning rush. When I read that, I was just like who races so early at 8am in the morning where people are going to work? The racing eventually ended when the two stolen Lamborghini's eventually damaged each other. One of the three suspects (one of the 18 year old punks) eventually was arrested under the name of Elijah McKinney, while the other two street punks are still on the loose.
He pleaded not guilty to two charges:
1. Receiving a Stolen Vehicle
2. Resisting Arrest
I don't believe his plea. At this point in time with the other two suspects on the loose, it doesn't make any sense he would plea not guilty. Without further evidence from the other two people it didn't made any sense if he was responsible for stealing the vehicle. If the three street punk stole from Wayland and race it all the way to Malden (near their homes in Malden and Cambridge), how did they get there? How did the cars get out of the dealership and was it caught on camera? That would be the biggest question investigators would have to answer.
Read more: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/02/18/metro/two-lamborghini-suvs-stolen-dealership-wayland/
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