Moment of electronic telephone thieves for the outburst to snatch the pedestrian headset before escaping through occupied traffic

The shocking images show at the time a terrified man has his phone taken from his hands by a thief on an electronic bicycle in downtown London.

A recording of Dashcam captured the criminal who carried out the terrible act in the busy Piccadilly, in Kensington, with an accomplice on Saturday night.

The couple, dressed in all blacks, can be seen running through the streets of their electric vehicles when they detect their victim outside the luxurious Coya Mayfair restaurant.

One of the thugs is mounted on the pavement next to the Hard Rock Cafe and pinch the mobile in the blink of an eye.

Once they have possession of the device, the thieves accelerate until night, while the bewildered man returns to the luxury restaurant.

The theft occurs when the office at home announced that mobile phone robberies have tripled in the last four years, since members of criminal gangs help boost a booming export trade to countries, including China and Nigeria.

More than 70,000 phones were taken only in the streets of London in 2024, of approximately 100,000 robberies throughout the United Kingdom.

The Londoners reacted horror about the last robbery, and one says on social networks: ‘It is surprising to see that this happens more and more.

A recording of Dashcam captured the criminal who carries out the robbery in the busy Piccadilly, in Kensington, with an accomplice on Saturday night

The thug is mounted on the pave

Once they have possession of the device, the thieves accelerate until night, while the bewildered man (in the photo) returns to the luxury restaurant

‘There are no consequences and will continue to continue. In the last 15 years I have seen a downward trend of people’s security. It is a shame when I moved here for more security.

Another aggregate: ‘Never have exhibition phones in London. Or anywhere else for the case.

A third one boasted: ‘I made one of these screws with one road cone the other day. One of the most satisfactory things I’ve done in a long time.

It is believed that the outburst of the phone could cost consumers up to £ 70 million every year.

It is believed that the data, from a FOI application to the MET Police, are a significant substation of the true scale of the problem, since it only includes force -informed robberies.

Surprisingly, about 40 percent of all London telephone fragments take place in Westminster and West End.

The victims of the crime come from all areas of life, with celebrities such as Lady Victoria Hervey and Kym Marsh revealing that their phones have previously been taken.

MET Police have been contacted to comment.