Melbourne authorities ask residents of flight images to help the investigation
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by Brad Anderson
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- The police have not yet made arrests linked to the wave of vehicle flights.
- A Toyota Rav4 and a Toyota Kluger were the first two stolen vehicles.
- A white Lexus GS250 was also stolen and used when the Ferrari stops.
Police in Australia recently found a Ferrari 488 GTB stolen after a series of car flights in a suburbs just west of Melbourne last week. While the authorities have recovered the high -end sports car, no arrest has yet been made. The Ferrari has been one of the many vehicles stolen on a wave of two -day crimes in the region.
According to the Victoria Wyndam police crime investigation unit, the flight series started around 1:40 a.m. on January 29 on Cottee Road in Truganina. A group of three thieves would have entered a house through an open garage door and stole a white Toyota Rav4 and a Toyota Kluger 2012.
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Shortly after, several offenders broke into another house in the early hours of the morning and left with a white Lexus GS250. But the group did not stop there. The following night, they returned to the region – only this time, they threw his goal on something much more precious.
The authorities say that the suspects have burst into another house and left with a Ferrari 488 Black GTB. Images of security cameras of a neighboring house captured the moment when the thieves have dropped in the intermediate engine supercar.
Fortunately for the owner of the Ferrari, the police managed to locate his precious supercar shortly after the flight. The stolen rav4 has also been recovered, but the Lexus has not yet been found.
Investigators urge anyone who may have seen thefts or who have relevant Dashcam or Security images to come forward and contact the police.
