Would-be Florida Corvette car thief begs owner to free him after he gets trapped inside: ‘Can I get out?’

He went from being locked in a car to being locked in prison.

A dumb car thief in Florida begged a Corvette owner to help him out of the luxury sports car – after he broke in and became trapped inside.

Ravesh Rabindranauth, 33, was arrested on burglary charges Monday morning when car owner Julio Solano encountered the would-be thief in the driver’s seat as he walked to his car after returning from breakfast in a Miami Beach parking garage, Local 10 reported.

As he approached the vehicle, Solano said, he saw a head “pop out” of the driver’s seat, which shocked him, and he began recording.

“My brother, this is not your car, this is my car,” Solano is heard saying to Rabindranauth, who begs him to let him out of the Corvette.

“Can I get out?” the failed car thief asks boldly.

“No, you can’t go out. We’re calling the police,” Solano says sternly.

“For what?” Rabindranauth asks stupidly.

“What do you mean?” Solano replies.

Rabindranauth was later seen being ordered out of the sports car by Miami Beach police officers, asking him to lie flat on the ground before handcuffing him.

While it remains to be seen how Rabindranauth ended up in Solano’s ride, he believes the car’s security system prevented him from starting the vehicle or exiting.

“Without the keys, the car’s electrical components do not work, and fortunately he was unaware of the manual door release under the seat,” Solano told Local 10.

Investigators told Local 10 that Solano warned exotic car rental company Premiere Auto Miami 1 – which stores similar vehicles in the garage – about the incident.

“Just be alert, you know when you get in and out of your car, be alert and aware of your surroundings,” Solano shared.

Records obtained by the outlet show that Rabindranauth, who is originally from New York, has no local criminal record or outstanding warrants.

He faces one count of burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and is being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on $2,500 bail.