They Got Away With thousands of pounds worth of diamonds, the thieves' car left the arcade at a fantastic speed and joined the traffic. Following the car out of the arcade, Mr. Taylor, the owner of the jewelry shop, took a taxi and asked the taxi driver to follow them tightly by promising the driver a high fee. A mad chase then began through the streets. Seeing Mr. Taylor sitting in the taxi right behind them, the thief at the wheel was so anxious that he could not hold the wheel steadily. Their car hit another car and almost hit people walking alongside the street. But none of these could lower their speed. The chaos the chase made alerted the police nearby. The police sprang into action chasing both the taxi and the thieves. Unfortunately, after the thieves' car passed the traffic lights on the street, the red light turned on and Mr. Taylor's taxi had to stop at the traffics lights. When they stopped there, the police chasing them jumped out of their cars and came to the taxi. The police commanded them to get out of the taxi and were going to arrest them because they had been speeding and threatened the safety of the street. Worrying that his diamonds may never come back, Mr. Taylor explained the situation and begged the police to help him to catch the thieves before the punishment for speeding. The police agreed. In the end, the thieves' car was found on a side street. However, neither the thieves nor the diamonds were in the car. The thieves had escaped with the diamonds on foot. Mr. Taylor had to pay the taxi driver the promised high fee and accept the punishment while losing his diamonds.