Suspects on loose after carjacking caught on video, woman's remains found in burned SUV
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Authorities in Florida are looking for the suspects in an armed carjacking that took place before a woman's remains were found in a burned SUV.
The carjacking was caught on camera by a witness at a red light off the busy intersection of East Lake Drive and Tuskawilla Road in Winter Springs. The video shows a man dressed in a black hoodie and mask approaching the driver's side of the SUV with what appears to be a machine gun, and pointing the weapon at the driver with a green Acura sedan closely behind. One of the suspects could be seen opening the driver's door before the driver's side passenger door also opened. The man then got into the back of the Durango before both it and the Acura made a U-turn back onto East Lake Drive.
"He was chasing the car, hit the car," the good Samaritan who recorded the incident said when he called 911 to report it. "You need to do something now, cuz I don't know what's going on."
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