His signature move was a series of armored truck heists. He would use his power to lock the drivers inside, then force the truck to drive itself to a remote location where he could crack the safe in peace. His abilities proved so effective that he became a ghost—no physical evidence, no break-in, just a missing payload. Dthrip’s crime spree brought him into conflict with Barry Allen/The Flash and his new partner, Nora. The episode’s title, "The Flash & The Furious," was a playful nod to the Fast & Furious franchise, as most of the action took place on the streets and highways of Central City.
Before his transformation, Dthrip was a disgruntled truck driver and career criminal. After being hit by the wave, he developed a unique and dangerous ability: —the power to mentally interface with and control any mechanical vehicle. In his own words, he could "talk" to machines. His Modus Operandi Dthrip wasn't interested in robbing banks or taking over the city. His goal was far more niche and petty: he wanted to be the greatest getaway driver in the criminal underworld. Using his powers, he could hotwire any car, truck, or motorcycle with a mere thought. He could also cause vehicles to malfunction, slam on brakes, or accelerate uncontrollably. the flash s05 dthrip
What made Dthrip a unique threat was that Barry’s standard tactics were useless. You can’t outrun a man you can’t touch because he’s inside a two-ton armored truck. Every time Barry caught up, Dthrip would simply hijack a nearby civilian car and send it careening toward the hero as a distraction. His signature move was a series of armored truck heists