Criminoso roubou relogio e celular estimados em R$ 15 mil.Advogado avancou com carro na direcao do ladrao e bateu em dois carros.Do G1 Sao Paulo1569 comentariosUm assaltante foi atropelado na noite desta quarta-feira (12) pela propria vitima no cruzamento da Alameda Jau com a Rua Haddock Lobo, na regiao dos Jardins. Segundo a policia, o criminoso estava com uma arma de brinquedo.A vitima, um advogado, estava no carro com a namorada a caminho de um restaurante para comemorar o Dia dos Namorados. Quando o advogado parou no semaforo, foi abordado pelo criminoso, que roubou seu celular e relogio.saiba maisSuspeito de roubar bolsa e preso apos ser atropelado em SPQuando passava pela frente do carro da vitima, o assaltante foi atropelado pelo motorista, que perdeu o controle do veiculo e bateu em dois carros estacionados. O celular e relogio roubados, estimados em R$ 15 mil, foram recuperados pela vitima.Na delegacia, a vitima contou que agiu por impulso. Apesar de ter sido assaltado, o advogado pode ser investigado por lesao corporal dolosa, caso fique comprovado que atropelou o ladrao com a intencao de machuca-lo e nao para se defender.O ladrao, que estava sem documentos e disse ser menor de idade, foi encaminhado para o Hospital das Clinicas e nao ha informacoes sobre seu estado de saude.TODOS OS DIREITOS RESERVADOS AO G1. Korean Plane Crashes in San Francisco: Two Chinese students were killed Saturday in the crash of an Asiana Airlines jet as it tried to land at San Francisco International Airport.By CHRISTOPHER DREW, MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ and MATTHEW L. WALDPublished: July 7, 2013FACEBOOKTWITTERGOOGLE+SAVEE-MAILSHAREPRINTSINGLE PAGEREPRINTSSAN FRANCISCO The chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday that pilots of the Asiana Airlines jetliner that crashed a day earlier in San Francisco tried to abort the landing just seconds before the crash.MultimediaGraphicWhere Asiana Flight 214 Came to Rest Video: Footage After the CrashConnect With Us on TwitterFollow@NYTNational for breaking news and headlines.Twitter List: Reporters and EditorsEnlarge This ImageChinatopix, via Associated PressThe parents of Wang Lin Jia, center, are comforted by parents of other students who were on the Asiana Airlines flight.The safety board chairwoman, Deborah Hersman, said Sunday at a briefing that a crew member called for an increase in speed seven seconds before the plane clipped an embankment at the edge of the runway. She said the plane was traveling well below the speed needed to maintain a stable angle of approach. The jetliners cockpit recorder included the sounds of an automatic shaking of the control yoke just before the crash, an indication that the plane was about to stall.The device also recorded a pilots voice calling for a go-round 1.5 seconds before the crash. While the engines responded normally, the move came too late to prevent the crash, Ms. Hersman said. The planes tail section then snapped off, and the plane skidded across the runway and caught fire.Ms. Hersmans description of how the plane slowed generally tracks other data showing the jetliner began to descend too fast because it did not have enough airspeed. Data collected by an aviation firm suggested the plane was descending