And what kind of mistake would that be, I might ask? Mistaking this particular car parked at the medical center for his when he doesn't even have a license to operate a motor vehicle?

Unlike Breitbart's coverage of this recent incident, the local newspaper report doesn't append the hero label onto the 8 year old boy, Chance Blue (yes, that's his name), who helped his sister, Skylar Weaver, age 10, escape out of the moving car that was being driven away from the accused carjacker, Dalvir Singh, 24.

Man tells police ‘my mistake’ after allegedly stealing car with 2 children inside
Ed Richter | Journal News
Apr 30, 2019

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MIDDLETOWN — When Middletown police asked a suspect accused of a carjacking last week if he was in the car, Dalvir Singh responded by saying, “my mistake.”

That came after Singh allegedly took a running car with two children aged 10 or under inside at Atrium Medical Center on Thursday. The car’s driver, who was also the children’s grandmother, got out to help another woman into the hospital.

The incident received wide attention last week because the grandmother was dragged by the car as she tried to save the children, and the 8-year-old boy helped his 10-year-old sister escape the car.

Police asked Singh how he acquired the car in which he was found, and he said, “I take it,” according to the police report...

Singh also acknowledged that he knew there were two children in the car and that he resisted the grandmother’s attempts to open the car door before taking off at a high rate of speed out of the parking area near the Atrium Medical Center parking lot last Thursday, according to the report.

Police said Singh, 24, of Middletown, had received his Miranda warning about self-incrimination and agreed to talk, the report said.

Singh has been charged with two counts of kidnapping, a second-degree felony; grand theft, a fourth-degree felony; assault, a fi(r)st-degree misdemeanor; and a misdemeanor charge for no operator’s license. He was arraigned Friday morning in Middletown Municipal Court, where a preliminary hearing has been scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on May 3. He is being held in the Middletown City Jail under a $200,000 bond.