Police then chased the car through Canberra while Mr Kyrgios gave them updates on its location using the app. Mr Kyrgios tracked his Tesla using an app on his phone, was able to tell police its location and place an 80 km/h speed limit on the car to help police follow it.Ībout 15 minutes after it was stolen, police found the Tesla parked on the street, but the driver allegedly sped away when they approached. It is reported she was escorted outside at gunpoint but ran back inside the home and screamed for help when the man got inside the car.
The man allegedly forced the door open with the gun, demanded the keys to Mr Kyrgios’ green Tesla, and pointed the gun towards her and demanded she tell him how to drive it. READ ALSO Tennis star Nick Kyrgios’ Tesla reportedly targeted in alleged gunpoint robberyĪccording to court documents, it is alleged that Mr Kyrgios’ mother partially opened her front door on 1 May to find a man wearing a mask standing outside pointing a long-barrelled firearm at her.
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