On this episode of Heist Podcasts, the cops are the robbers.

Heist.

Hiest podcast.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to episode 154 of Heist podcast, the True Crime Podcast, without any of the murder. I'm Simon. And I'm Matt.

And kind of, I guess it's best to assume what we're going to be talking about. There's a little bit of murder.

Yeah. It's, yeah, it's not, there's a little bit of darkness in there. But, you know, that's only really assuming.

Yeah, exactly. It hasn't been completely proved. Well, yeah. Either way, we don't get on to it too deep. Matt, how are you doing, buddy? How are things? I'm doing good, feeling good. Yeah, man. Just stumbled upon this episode, really into the story. Can't believe we have never covered it before. Yeah, I have no idea. Where'd you pull this from? I had no idea.

When I read it, I had no idea that we'd even been tracking it down. I think I saw it in a book and then I found some videos on YouTube about it. Oh, nice. Well, man, this is a wild ride. This is great. Awesome. Well, I mean, listen, we don't need to keep talking. Should we get into some heist news?

Let's do it.

All right.

Heist in the news. Great. Awesome. Well, I mean, listen, we don't need to keep talking. Should we get into some heist news? Let's do it. All right.

Heist in the news.

All right. So, first up on the heist-nudes tracker, hoverboard heist. Carlton Police

Investigate Middle of the Night $600,000 theft. This is from ABCA.

Stealing hoverboards. Hoverboards. They don't mean the ones

from back to the future. They mean the ones with the two wheels, right? Yeah, I wish. It'd be way cooler.

They should have never, they should have never been allowed to call them hoverboards. I know. I know.

Two wheelers or something. Just after 2 a.m. Friday morning, while most of us were fast asleep, security cameras captured the start of what police are investigating as a heist worth more than a half a million dollars. It happened outside the warehouse of GoTRAX, a wholesaler of hoverboard, scooters, and more in Carleton. It's kind of like I'm watching a movie, said GoTrak's C.O. Nathan Carlson of seeing videos of the

crime. One of those moments that's very surreal. Carson said in the middle of the night, a group of

people hopped the fence outside the warehouse. They somehow got a key for the yard mule that was

blocking the gate and moved it, cut the gate chains, and within minutes, four semi-trucks without trailers attached made their way inside. It didn't take long before the cabs attached to trailers full of GoTrac's product. Shortly after that, they peeled off, taking away $600,000 worth of scooters and hoverboards, Godson said. Each trailer had $150,000. It's a lot of scooters and hoverboards. Yeah, man. How much is a scooter or a hoverboard? Razor scooters were probably $60 to $100. I thought these were like electric scooters like birds. Oh, yeah, you're probably right. Yeah, probably wasn't razors. Kids don't use razors anymore. My kid uses a razor. Oh, okay. Well, he's

I mean, retro cool. He's five. So it's not like, yeah, exactly. So, you know, this could be

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