Dashcam footage captured a split-second robbery in a traffic jam in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The thieves smashed the car window and took Tabata Lenk's mobile phone.
The suspects fled on a motorbike, according to the report.
Unauthorized cash withdrawals were later made from her bank account.
Lenk filed a police report, blocked her account, and shared the video online.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Lenk was targeted in traffic, her car window was smashed, and her phone was stolen. It also agrees that the incident was recorded on dashcam and that she later took steps including filing a police report.
What remains uncertain is the identity of the thieves and the full extent of the account activity linked to the stolen phone. The account of the robbery itself is based on footage and the report, but later developments could add more details.
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The story is presented as a factual account of an in-traffic theft with limited dispute over the core events. It identifies the victim, location, and sequence of actions as reported. The piece also mentions that Lenk posted the video online to help find the perpetrators.
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The Sun reports that TikToker Tabata Lenk was targeted by masked thieves who smashed her car window in a traffic jam in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and stole her mobile phone. Dashcam footage captured the rapid robbery, after which the thieves fled on a motorbike and unauthorized cash withdrawals were subsequently made from her bank account. Lenk filed a police report, blocked her account, and shared the video online to help find the perpetrators. The article also provides broader context regarding high phone theft statistics in Brazil and mentions past robberies involving other public figures.