California Mercedes-Benz ‘something out of 007 movie,’ had license plate flipper, gas device, cops say

Police in Southern California arrested two suspects Tuesday in reference to car burglaries who had been discovered using in a automotive straight out of a “James Bond” film, they stated. 

Yasmine Kambour, 37, and Chris Huynh, 44, each residents of Backyard Grove in Orange County, had been taken into custody after somebody known as the Irvine Police Division to report seeing them in a parking storage.

The tipster stated they acknowledged the suspects and their 2008 Mercedes Benz C300, which was presumably concerned in a string of auto burglaries, Fox Los Angeles reported. 

What officers discovered was one thing out of a contemporary spy movie.

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“The suspect car was one thing out of @007 film,” the division wrote in a Fb publish. 

Officers found a tool that flips the rear license plate with the push of a button, authorities stated. As well as, they allegedly discovered an “elaborate gasoline siphoning machine” that transfers gasoline instantly into their gasoline tank. 

Contained in the automotive, officers discovered housebreaking instruments, stolen property and proof of id theft, the police division stated. Detectives additionally recovered a beforehand stolen car. 

Kambour and Huynh had been arrested on suspicion of auto housebreaking, car theft, id theft, possession of stolen property, and possession of housebreaking instruments.

Kambour is being held in Orange County jail on $95,000 bond. Huynh was launched Thursday, based on jail data.