Thursday, 28 Mar 2024

Horrifying moment carjackers target pregnant woman and beat her husband on driveway – The Sun

A GANG of carjackers attacked a pregnant woman and her husband on their own driveway.

Shocking CCTV shows the thugs beating the man into handing over his keys and kicking him in the face after he gives them up in Kings Norton, Birmingham.


While two members of the gang attack the husband another shoves the woman out of her car and forces her to walk off the drive.

Police have now launched a manhunt for the four men responsible for the “appalling attack”.

The robbery unfolded as the man stood next to his Volkswagen, while his wife was sitting in the passenger seat, at about 2.40pm on May 28.

'APPALLING ATTACK'

Four men with masked faces then turned up outside the couple's home in a white Renault Clio travelling on cloned number plates.

The male victim, aged 44, was left in hospital with a broken finger as well as cuts and bruises to his head and body.

His wife, 39, was unharmed but left with high blood pressure which needed medical assessment because of her pregnancy.

West Midlands Police said one of the attackers was described as Asian, aged 18-21, with brown eyes, a medium build and about 5ft 10in.

He was wearing a navy Nike hoodie, Adidas black tracksuit bottoms, dark coloured trainers and black gloves.

The second male is described as white, aged 18-25, of medium build, 5ft 10in, and was wearing a black Armani hoodie, black jeans and reflective trainers.

A third man wore a black hoodie, grey joggers and black trainers, while the fourth male, the driver of the Clio, wore a blue puffa jacket.

Investigator Jamie Bunting said: "This was an appalling attack on a pregnant woman and her husband, using an extreme level of violence.

"The couple have asked us to release this CCTV – while we're conscious it is shocking, we hope it will help us identify those responsible.

"If you witnessed what happened or know who these people are, do the right thing and get in touch with us."

Anyone with information should contact the force or Crimestoppers anonymously.



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