A private owner in Sydney sold a luxury car, two men pretended to come to test the car, drove the vehicle away and never returned. (photo by the Daily Telegraph)
According to the Daily Mail, a Sydney owner sold a luxury car privately. On Saturday, two men pretended to have a door-to-door test run and stole their vehicles, as well as a high-speed vehicle chase with police.
In the (Glenorie) area of Glennolly northwest of Sydney, a car owner sold a Mercedes (Mercedes) E55 in a private transaction.
Just after 11:30 on Saturday morning, police received reports that the vehicle had been stolen.
According to car owners, two men were driving a Toyota (Toyota Corolla) to their home, saying they would try it out. One of the men drove away from his limousine, while the other followed him in a Toyota car when he arrived. They never came back after leave.
After learning that the car had been stolen, police officers and Police Aviation support Service (POLAIR) conducted a local search.
New state police (NSW Police) Superintendent Stone (Karl Stone) said police first found the stolen car in Windsor Road (Windsor Road) near the (Box Hill) area of Baushan Mountain. The car was headed in the direction of (Merrylands), Maryland, along with the Toyota car the suspect was driving.
Police managed to catch up with Toyota, while Police Aviation support continued to track stolen vehicles.
Eventually, Toyota`s 30-year-old driver was arrested, using a stolen license plate. The stolen vehicle was stopped shortly after being stopped by police in (Paton Street), (Merrylands West) Parton Street, West Maryland, where the 32-year-old driver was arrested. Both men were taken to the police station to assist in their investigations.
Stone reminds all car owners to sell, be sure to know the details of the buyer.
