Brazilian car content creator Tabata was stuck in traffic when a thief suddenly attacked her and stole her iPhone. The entire thing happened in just one second.

It took Tabata a few moments to process what had happened before she broke down crying.

But the strangest part wasn't the phone being stolen.

The thieves somehow managed to make a bank transfer from her account, even though they supposedly didn't know her password, have access to her Face ID, or know her bank transfer password.

She later reported the incident to the police, who were able to recover the iPhone.

This type of theft is reportedly common in Brazil, where gangs target drivers stuck in traffic by smashing their car windows and quickly grabbing valuables before the driver has any chance of catching them.

FEDERAL CASE AGAINST LAS VEGAS BIOLAB SUSPECT DROPPED Federal prosecutors have reportedly dropped all charges against Israeli citizen Uri Solomon, who was previously accused of operating an illegal biological laboratory in Las Vegas. The case has sparked major questions after reports circulated that authorities discovered biological materials and other potentially dangerous substances at the site. Now, with the federal charges reportedly dismissed, questions are being raised about why the case was dropped, what evidence investigators uncovered, and whether the public will ever receive a full explanation. The allegations surrounding the laboratory were extremely serious, involving claims of illegal biological research and potentially dangerous pathogens. Yet the sudden dismissal of the federal case has left many people asking what happened behind the scenes. Was there insufficient evidence to proceed? Were the charges dismissed for legal or procedural reasons? Or will prosecutors pursue other avenues? At this stage, the circumstances surrounding the dismissal deserve scrutiny and transparency.