Cadillac thief steals $1.5 million worth of Escalade in succession
The 24-year-old has faced charges for stealing from two local auto dealerships. Deon Brooks re-stolen the stolen vehicle before the sale using cloned Vins. His bond has set $2 million, but if released, he will need to wear a GPS tether. Police in Detroit Macomb County arrested a 24-year-old man for allegedly stealing a $1.5 million Cadillac Escalade V model from the general manager's company. This is not the first time Deon Brooks has brushed his teeth on the law, as he also fled police in early 2024 for allegedly stealing a car from a Chevrolet dealership. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que :()}; adpushup.que.push(function(){if(adpushup.config.platform!=="Desktop"){adpushup.triggerad("0f7e3106-c4d6-4db4-4db4-8135 c5088799a76a76a76f8") adpushup.triggerad("82503191-E1D1-435A-874F-9C78A2A54A2F"); On March 11 this year, Brooks was arrested after an in-depth investigation by the Macomb Auto Theft Squad, the Warren Police Department and the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office Law Enforcement Team. In several Cadillac models from the GM dealership space, local authorities began investigating the case in December 2024. Read: Hennessey's…
The thief stole 4 Porsches in Mexico, worth $1 million, but
Officers caught up with four suspects and recovered the car within just six hours after the robbery Police said the criminal stole a Porsche 911 worth nearly a million dollars on March 12. Within hours, authorities found the car and arrested four suspects related to the crime. Officials said the four men broke into a hole in the wall and entered the car. Stealing a car is by no means a wise move, but in some cases it is especially questionable. The criminals in this story are obviously not that smart. They took the high-profile Porsche, leaving behind a lot of evidence and haven't gone very far before the police caught up with them. Now, they will face serious prison time instead of reaping the rewards of crime south of the border. The incident occurred on March 12 in El Paso, Texas. The cars involved include the 1971 Porsche 911, the 2014 Porsche 911, the 2007 911 Turbo and the…
Thief Rent Rolls-Royce Cullinan promises $1,750 a day
A bank robber is popular because of his unusual choice of vacation racing. The thief stole only $3,400 and the thief fled Rolls-Royce Cullinan. He rented a luxury SUV for $1,750 a day and was running. Bank robbers usually choose large, expensive and powerful all-wheel drive cars as vacation driving cars, although choosing a Rolls-Royce SUV is certainly our new vehicle. But that's exactly what a thief does, and the craziest, he even pays $1,750 a day to achieve that. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que :()}; adpushup.que.push(function(){if(adpushup.config.platform!=="Desktop"){adpushup.triggerad("0f7e3106-c4d6-4db4-4db4-8135 c5088799a76a76a76f8") adpushup.triggerad("82503191-E1D1-435A-874F-9C78A2A54A2F"); Detroit Metropolitan Dorian Sykes was identified as a suspect by authorities this month and was identified as two bank robberies this month, which brought him a paltry $13,000. The first attack was on March 6 at a credit union branch in Sterling Heights, where Sykes allegedly escaped for $10,169. Related: Joyrider stole $400,000 by Royce Cullinan Six days later, on March 12, he was believed to have walked…
The thief stole the Jeep Track and didn’t know it was filming his
The suspect allegedly destroyed the engine during the chase and police caught up shortly after The thief stole a Jeep Grand Cherokee Track and Field Hawk without realizing it had a working dashboard. The original owner took back the video of the dashboard and uploaded it to the world. Despite getting the car back, the owner said the thief might have destroyed his modified V8 engine. After the crime, the owner of the stolen vehicle must have countless ideas. Where is my car? What are the thief doing? Are the police even looking for it? But there is no need to be surprised at the owner of the stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee track and field racer equipped with a raucous Hellcat supercharged motor. Thanks to the dashboard and tracking equipment installed in the SUV, he gained a row of seats throughout the ordeal, including a high-speed police chase. According to the video description, the uploader is the former owner of…
Texas thief steals $92,000 in taillights from 34 Ford
Even locked F-Series trucks are already mature, so it can cost over $5,000 to replace two sets of LED lights due to built-in sensors. go through Chris Chilton February 9, 2025, 14:21 Ford F-Series Trucks have become a huge crime frenzy in Texas. The thief stole the truck taillights from 34 victims, worth more than $92K. The beautiful LED light unit costs thousands of dollars and can be removed in seconds. Texas criminals make life a pain for the owner of Ford trucks, but not the disappearance of the truck itself. No, what they are after is less obvious, but equally expensive: taillights. To be exact, it's worth more than $92,000. Related: The thief's headlights are faster than you said If you imagine every F-Series truck in the state was left naked, you might be shocked to find that only 34 pickups were affected. However, when replacing a set of lights, it can cost thousands of dollars (apparently it depends…
Slip gait in slow motion bobcat thief ram police cruiser
Alabama driver worthy of Darwin Award received treatment for shooting at local hospital go through Brad Anderson February 5, 2025, 17:05 The skier was stolen from an asphalt company and used to hit a police cruiser. Despite the slow pace of the chase, it took quite a while to end. The driver was detained, but it is unclear what allegations they might suffer. If you try to escape from the police, the odds won't be very good. And, if the vacation car you chose happens to be a stolen skiing sport? Well, this is a destined to be a whole new level. A man from Mobile, Alabama recently tried this, only being shot by police after a slow-motion chase, which felt like it was coming straight from a bizarre action comedy. It all started on the morning of January 30, when asphalt workers discovered their slippage was missing and promptly reminded the police of theft. Soon after, the bobcat thief…
The thief stole Ferrari 488 after Lexus and Toyota SUV
Melbourne authorities demanded that residents who stole the camera to assist in the investigation go through Brad Anderson February 4, 2025, 21: 02 Police have not arrested any arrests with vehicle theft. Toyota Rav4 and Toyota Kluger are the first two cars stolen. While snatching Ferrari, the white Lexus GS250 was also stolen and used. Australian police have recently tracked a stolen Ferrari 488 GTB in a series of car theft in a suburbs west of Melbourne last week. Although the authorities have restored high -end sports cars, they have not arrested. Ferrari is one of the several vehicles stolen in the region's two -day crime frenzy. According to the Wormman Crime Investigation Department of the Victorian Police Department, the distance of a robbery started on the morning of January 29th in Cottee Road, Trustina, about 1:40 in the morning. It is believed that a group of three thieves entered the house through an open garage door, and then stole…
The new weapon of the Cororado police on a car thief is free
Citizens who have obtained the equipment also obtained the fact that the facts of the car involved in publicity can publicly publicize January 27, 2025, 16:09 Police in Avada, Colorado, are distributing tracking equipment to citizens to combat automatic theft. Apple AirTags and Tile Bluetooth trackers are provided for free to residents who meet specific standards. The city hopes that the tracker and the amount of spending will help prevent theft and reduce crimes. Car thief will take various measures to catch what they want. From the old -fashioned lock draft to high -tech hackers, they have adopted what is not their art form. In order to cope with various strategies, police and citizens must also be innovative. Now, a Karorado suburbs are distributing GPS tracking equipment for free. The city hopes that these small tools will reduce automatic theft in the region. Specifically, the Arvada police are distributing Apple AirTag and Tile Bluetooth tracker to qualified residents and workers.…
Thief tries to evade police in stolen ivory Ferrari
Police found the car quickly after the owner tracked it to where the suspect had parked it On December 19, Portland police arrested a suspect suspected of stealing a Ferrari after a brief search. The suspect was found just minutes away from where the Ferrari was allegedly stolen. If convicted, the man could face years in prison and hefty fines. Criminals are not known for their intelligence and a suspected Ferrari thief seems eager to prove that stereotype correct. According to police, the man stole a supercar worth nearly $1 million, parked it about seven minutes from where he picked it up, and then hung around long enough for police to find him. Now, if convicted, he could face five years or more in prison. The entire incident took place on Thursday, December 19, when the owner of an ivory Ferrari SF90 Spider (said to be worth around $900,000) called police around 2pm to report that the supercar had been…
Tesla trade secret thief sentenced to two years in prison
Man who made about $1.3 million from illegal scheme was arrested while trying to sell trade secrets to undercover FBI agents December 17, 2024 17:12 A man who sold stolen trade secrets is now behind bars. The FBI caught the criminal through an undercover operation. A second man linked to the case is reportedly still at large. Klaus Pflugerber thinks he has it all figured out. Steal some trade secrets, make $1.3 million, and then quietly build a technology business overseas. Instead, a former employee of a company Tesla acquired now faces two years in federal prison. Why? Because, not surprisingly, the FBI has no patience for blatant industrial espionage. His partner is said to remain at large. In March, authorities arrested Pfluger Bell for allegedly trying to sell sensitive technology to people he thought were buyers. This is not the case. This is an undercover FBI agent ready to ruin his day. According to the Justice Department, Pflugbeil "established…
Ignorant thief trapped in Corvette C8 begs owner for money
Like several stories about electric door openers, the occupants had no idea the manual release was inches away. A man was trapped inside a Corvette C8 after he failed to use the manual door release. Without the key, the Corvette's electronic door openers won't work, trapping would-be thieves. Police arrested the man after the owner of the vehicle found him trapped inside the Corvette and begging for help. Imagine stepping out of your car and finding a stranger trapped inside. That’s what happened recently to Julio Solano of Miami, Florida. But the real problem is that the person inside the car has no idea how modern power doors — like the ones on the Corvette C8 — work. Solano quickly pulled out his phone and began recording the scene. "Can I get out of the car?" asked the occupant, later identified as 33-year-old Ravish Rabindranos. "No, you can't get out of the car. We're calling the police," the Vette owner…
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