The owner of a Corvette in Miami Beach captured a video showing a would-be thief begging for help after becoming trapped in his sports car.

According to WPLG, the footage shot by Julio Solano shows suspect Ravesh Rabindranauth asking him, “Can I get out?” after the 33-year-old allegedly broke into his Corvette parked in a garage on Monday.

“No, you can’t get out, we’re calling the police. What do you mean? This is car theft. Are you trying to steal my car? What are you doing?” Solano is heard saying to Rabindranauth, who is sitting in the driver’s seat.

“My brother, that’s not your car, that’s my car,” Solano tells him at another point in the video.

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Suspect Ravesh Rabindranauth is seen talking with Corvette owner Julio Solano on Monday, September 16. (@solanox10/TMX)

Then we see the police driving to the Corvette and arresting Rabindranauth.

It is unclear how Rabindranauth got into the Corvette, but Solano told the station: “The car’s electrical components do not work without a key and fortunately he did not know about the manual door release under the seat.”

Rabindranauth is now charged with burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and is being held on $2,500 bail.

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Police are seen arresting Ravesh Rabindranauth. (@solanox10/TMX)

The incident occurred in a Miami Beach parking garage as Solano was returning to his Corvette after breakfast, police said.

“The shop manager just stared at me. He said something like, ‘Hey, buddy, there’s someone in your car,'” Solano told WSVN. “I thought it was all a joke.”

It is unclear how Rabindranauth originally got into Solano’s vehicle in Miami Beach, Florida. (@solanox10/TMX)

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“Suddenly it seemed like someone was hiding in the car,” Solano added. “He showed up and scared the hell out of me.”