An attempted carjacking has been broadcast live on ABC radio in
Australia after a woman phoning in for a discussion on collections was
held up in Brisbane's south.
The woman had phoned in to David Curnow's Evenings program on 612 ABC
Brisbane at about 9:40pm on Monday to discuss her hair pin collection
when she was abruptly cut off by yelling and swearing between two males
in the background.
The woman, who was in the car with her husband waiting for their son to finish a training session, was interrupted on air by a man trying to get into their car. He was eventually scared off. "We were worried for her but also not sure what had happened.
"We chased her up. I didn't really know what was going on," Curnow said. "It just came out of nowhere ... it just suddenly cut in, she stopped talking ... I thought I was getting a crossed line. I put it on hold and told the producer to check to see if she was okay. She said she was shaken up and that she'd called police."
You can here a censored audio of the live broadcast here.
The woman, who was in the car with her husband waiting for their son to finish a training session, was interrupted on air by a man trying to get into their car. He was eventually scared off. "We were worried for her but also not sure what had happened.
"We chased her up. I didn't really know what was going on," Curnow said. "It just came out of nowhere ... it just suddenly cut in, she stopped talking ... I thought I was getting a crossed line. I put it on hold and told the producer to check to see if she was okay. She said she was shaken up and that she'd called police."
You can here a censored audio of the live broadcast here.
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