KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — A woman in Kansas City was out and about when her vehicle suddenly got stolen. She filed a police report, and then decided to take matters into her own hands.<br /><br />Danielle Reno was picking up her daughter from a gas station in Kansas city when her car, a Toyota 4Runner, was stolen.<br /><br />Reno said they stalked the car thieves for 48 hours, and the perps were none the wiser."<br /><br />KCTV5 News reports that Reno tracked her debit card, credit card, and phone — all of which had been left behind in her car.<br /><br />A gas station attendant told her that the car thieves were heading to Applebee's, so that's where she went.<br /><br />Reno said they were at the restaurant when the woman walked in the door. She swiftly slipped out the front and made her way to her vehicle.<br /><br />Reno opened the car door and was hit by a pungent smell — the backseat was filled with beer bottles and other nasty stuff, according to KCTV5 News.<br /><br />She later watched and filmed the car thief and her accomplices as they were arrested by the cops."<br /><br />Alas, Reno said she won't be driving the car anymore due to the damage caused by the car thieves.<br /><br />The police told KCTV5 News that they don't recommend people do this, though they did say Reno never technically put herself in harm's way.<br /><br />Commentators were quick to praise Reno, with one saying, "Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do."
