Man zip-tied, set on fire by California car thieves after stopping to help seemingly stranded woman: Report

A California man who stopped to assist a seemingly stranded lady on the facet of a street in Northern California final week was allegedly zip-tied and set on hearth by her and two males who then stole his automobile, police stated, based on a report.

The 2 males stepped out of the lady’s black SUV after she flagged the sufferer down simply earlier than 11 p.m. Wednesday, holding him at gunpoint earlier than they restrained him and threw gasoline on him on a street about 40 miles north of Sacramento, based on FOX 40.

The incident occurred southwest of Yuba Metropolis. 

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The sufferer put out the fireplace by rolling on the bottom and known as 911 for assist. His automobile was discovered just a few miles away together with a reproduction gun. 

He was handled on the hospital for burns. There was no phrase on his situation.

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No arrests have been made. There is no such thing as a suspect description, though the sufferer stated he thought his attackers appeared to be of Center Jap descent. 

Anybody with data ought to name 530-822-2310, the sheriff’s workplace stated. 

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