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Marie, what's going on? Why are you so panicked? What's the problem? You're completely pale.
Christophe, it's a catastrophe! I can't find the car anymore. I think it's been stolen.
Volée? But that's impossible! Please calm down. Explain the situation to me. Where were you?
I was at the supermarket. I was doing the weekly shopping. I parked the car in the large parking lot.
Okay. And then, did you definitely lock the car?
Yes, of course. I locked the car. Then I bought some vegetables and milk.
Oh no! My new football was in the trunk. Mom, are you sure?
Yes, Alex. When I went out, I looked at the parking lot. The car wasn't there anymore.
And my sketchbook too? Mom, did you really look everywhere in the parking lot?
Yes, my dear. I looked everywhere. I walked for twenty minutes. There was absolutely nothing.
This is very strange. The supermarket parking lot is large. Maybe you forgot the exact spot?
No, Christophe. I'm sure. I was parked in front of the main entrance. The car has completely disappeared. I'm truly sorry.
Well, this is serious. We no longer have a car. I'm grabbing my phone right away. I'm calling the police.
Yes, please, Christophe. Hurry up. I'm very worried.
Dad, will the police find the thief today?
I don't know, Alex. I certainly hope so. The police number is 17.
What's going on here? Why are you making so much noise?
Mamie, someone stole our car at the supermarket.
Stealing a car? In broad daylight? That's very strange.
Yes, Mom. I'm calling the police station now.
No, Christophe. Wait. Put down that phone. Don't call about that.
But why? It's an emergency.
This is not a medical emergency. This is a theft.
Go directly to the police station. It's much more effective to explain the situation there.
You're right. It's better to make the official statement with all the details.
Speak directly with a police officer. It's always more serious.
Alright, that's a good idea. Marie, grab your coat, your bag, and your papers. Let's go.
But... and the children?
Don't worry about that. Alex and Amélie are staying home with me.
Come on, hurry!
Alright. Stay calm. I'm going to take your statement.
Do you have your identity card?
Thank you very much. What type of vehicle is it?
It is a blue sedan.
What is the registration number?
It's AB123CD.
Very well. At what time did you park the car? And exactly where?
Around 2 p.m. I left the car in the parking lot of the large supermarket.
I was parked right in front of the main entrance.
In front of the main entrance. Okay. Were there any important items in the car?
No, my groceries are with me. But there's my coat and my children's toys, a ball and a notebook.
Noted. Do not worry, Madam. I will check the information on my computer.
Just a moment, please.
Madame Dubois, I have good and bad news for you today.
Oh my God! Have you found the thief? Where is my car?
Do not output any reasoning, thought process, or
I don't understand. Where is our car then?
Watch this video from the supermarket's security camera.
But it's the police. The police are taking away our car.
Exactly, sir. Madam, you were parked right in front of the main entrance. This is a prohibited zone.
Yes, that's true. I left the car right there.
You cannot park there. The police have taken your car. It is at the impound lot now.
Oh no! I didn't see the sign. I was in such a rush.
It is a common mistake. But to reclaim your vehicle, you must pay a fine.
Alright, I understand. How much is the fine, please?
The fine is 135 euros, sir.
Oh my goodness! What a silly mistake! I'm truly sorry, Christophe. It's my fault.
It's alright, Marie. 135 euros is very expensive for a parking spot.
But at least we still have our lovely sedan.
So? Did the police find the terrible thief?
There is no thief. Marie parked the car in a prohibited area.
It was the police who took the car.
Yes, it's the truth. I didn't see the sign. What a stupid mistake!
Mom, I think you need glasses to see the signs.
Next time, it's my turn to keep the car.
