A father from Arizona tragically passed away in a freak accident after he became trapped under his family's car while trying to fix it.

According to reports, police said some bystanders robbed the man instead of trying to help him.

Arizona father left to die after being trapped under car for hours and bystanders robbing him instead of helping save him.

This world is so cruel.

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AZFamily reports:

Jeronimo Garcia Guerra was driving his wife to work Monday morning when her car broke down in a parking lot near 23rd Avenue and Thomas Road.

After they were picked up, he drove his daughter’s car back to make repairs to the broken-down car.

“He brought a certain sense of comfort,” said Jerry Garcia Jr., who now only has memories of his father.

Police believe the jack holding the car up collapsed, causing the car to crash down on top of him.

“He always believed nobody out there is going to help you. In this situation, he was right,” Jerry said.

His daughter, Monica Garcia, believes her dad may have been there for hours.

She thinks he got to the parking lot to start work on the car around 9:45 in the morning. Police were called around noon.

“Who knows when the car really fell on him,” Monica said. “Who knows how long he’s been under there.”

It all happened less than two miles away from where she lives.

“After everything, they went through my dad’s pockets and my mom’s car and they saw them leave with my car.”

She says that finding out witnesses stole from her dad instead of stepping in to help adds insult to injury.

Meet Jeronimo Garcia Guerra, a father and husband who lived in Phoenix, Arizona. Guerra was driving his car when it broke down and so he pulled into a parking lot. After walking 2 miles to his home, he got his daughter’s car and drove back to his car.

When he arrived, he… pic.twitter.com/9zToAVCil8

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From the New York Post:

Monica slammed the witnesses who either saw the car fall on her father or saw him trapped before deciding to stealing from him.

“It’s hard because I would never do that to somebody. I could care less about my car but at least they could have stayed there with him until help came,” she said through tears.

“At least I would’ve known he wasn’t by himself all day until somebody decided to say oh my god he’s not moving.”

Her car was later found abandoned not far from the scene, though Monica says it was never about the robbery.

“That’s somebody’s dad, somebody’s husband, a grandparent, somebody’s best friend. He’s my person. And I don’t have that anymore because somebody couldn’t stop and check,” she said.

Police have not made any arrests and their investigation is ongoing.