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GTA 6’s Latest Leak Includes the First Reported Lucia Cutscene

The nearly 2-minute clip follows Jason through a nighttime police chase before cutting to a brief scene with the game's second playable protagonist.

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Lucia sits on a yellow motorcycle outside the Quor Bar at night in Grand Theft Auto VI

Grand Theft Auto VI has now appeared in an alleged leak that includes reported footage of Lucia Caminos, after the series had focused almost entirely on Jason. The nearly 2-minute clip reportedly begins with Jason stealing a red car and fleeing from police before cutting to a short Lucia scene.

The latest video is attributed to CYBERLEEK, the name connected to the ongoing leak series. If the reported tally is accurate, it brings the number of alleged leaks to 15. Earlier clips showed Jason shooting basketball hoops, driving, flying a plane, and visiting several parts of the map, including a strip club and a nudist town.

Jason’s chase ends with Lucia

Lucia Caminos in a Grand Theft Auto VI scene

The new footage reportedly starts with Jason taking a red car from a pedestrian. He appears to pull the driver from the parked vehicle before driving toward an area called Crosstown. The theft happens in a quieter part of Vice City, but the getaway quickly becomes anything but quiet as traffic begins to pile up around the fleeing car.

The chase takes place at night, giving the clip a look at illuminated streets and buildings, while a pink underglow makes the stolen vehicle easy to spot. As Jason speeds through an intersection, an on-screen notification says that a crime against the player has been reported. A parked police car then activates its lights and begins pursuit.

Red wardrobe, face, and car icons appear near the top-right corner, which may point to a wanted system that tracks both Jason’s appearance and the vehicle he is using. The clip does not establish exactly how those systems work.

Jason repeatedly hits fences and the police cruiser during the escape, offering another brief look at vehicle and environmental damage. The gameplay ends near the Vice City Arts Center, where the video cuts to a short cutscene with Lucia. She complains about a man who wanted to drive but handles the car badly, though the scene does not identify who she means.

Lucia’s scenes raise a timeline question

Rockstar’s second official trailer showed Jason picking Lucia up from jail. In the leaked scene, Lucia is already out, but there is no confirmed context for when the moment takes place or who she is discussing. Jason is one possible interpretation because of the pair’s connected story, but the footage does not confirm it.

Another purported clip may show Lucia during a flashback or prologue sequence. She appears disheveled while sitting in a restaurant, but the footage ends before explaining what she is doing there or how the moment fits into the wider story. The clip does not show a baby.

Earlier unverified claims alleged that Lucia abandoned a baby at a delicatessen before taking part in a bank robbery and being arrested. Those claims also said the baby would appear only in a flashback, without explaining what happened afterward. The restaurant scene is the point of overlap, but it does not directly connect Lucia to the alleged robbery or confirm that any of those story details are real.

CYBERLEEK had teased footage of the second playable protagonist before, but the chase video marked a change for the leak series, which had previously centered on Jason. The separate restaurant clip appeared ahead of Rockstar’s scheduled presentation as well, although its timing does not establish that the footage is genuine.

Rockstar’s next official look is scheduled for August 27

Rockstar Games has addressed the wider leak situation, describing the effect on its team as heartbreaking and apologizing for the wait for more details and official gameplay. The company has also said development took longer than intended and asked players to wait to experience the game on November 19. The statement did not provide an update on efforts to identify the person responsible or address CYBERLEEK’s demands, and no delay was announced in connection with this latest footage.

Rockstar has also approached Discord with a court order over the leaked material. No formal response from Discord was identified at the time of publication, though additional leaks could bring further legal pressure.

Fans will not have to rely on leaks for much longer. Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look will premiere on Netflix at 3 p.m. ET on Thursday, August 27, 2026, before reaching Rockstar’s official YouTube channel and the game’s website at 9 p.m. ET. The presentation’s runtime has not been announced. Our August 27 extended look coverage has the full schedule.

Until Rockstar confirms the clips, the Lucia scenes and the police mechanics shown here remain unverified. Share your thoughts in the comments, and follow us on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.

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