Victoria Police are seeking public assistance in identifying and locating three unidentified offenders who broke into multiple homes in Melbourne's west and stole four vehicles, including a $500,000 Ferrari.
A high-performance Ferrari valued at $500,000 was among four vehicles stolen in Melbourne 's west this week. Police are actively seeking public assistance in their pursuit of the thieves who targeted multiple homes, breaking in and stealing car keys before driving the vehicles away. The incident began on Wednesday at 1:40 am when three unidentified offenders entered the first victim's home on Cottee Road in Truganina through an open garage door.
They made off with the victim's 2010 white Toyota RAV4 wagon (registration XRR797) and a 2012 maroon Toyota Kluger (registration ZAG867). Before departing, the offenders also stole the victim's headphones, house keys, and wallet. They then took the victim's 2014 white Lexus (registration KIENG). Around 2:00 am yesterday, four intruders drove to another home on Semaphore Road in a stolen white Lexus GS250, believed to be the vehicle taken from Everton Road, and forced entry into the residence. The RAV4 has since been recovered from Gallop Court in Truganina, while the Ferrari was found on Bonview Circuit. Police have released images of the stolen vehicles and CCTV footage of the break-in on Semaphore Road, hoping that someone can provide additional information leading to the apprehension of the perpetrators. Anyone who witnessed the incident, possesses dashcam or CCTV footage, or has any relevant information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers immediately
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