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Brazen teens use SUV as ‘battering ram’ to steal nearly $600K in luxury vehicles before leading police on chase
Nypost ^ | 02/25/2024 | Olivia Land

Posted on 02/25/2024 11:36:15 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27

Startling surveillance footage captured the moment a band of teens from the Chicago area broke into a Wisconsin Jaguar/Land Rover dealership and sped off with more than half a million dollars worth of high-end vehicles – later leading police on a dramatic 40-mile chase.

In a coordinated heist, several black-clad individuals pulled up to the Waukesha dealership in the early hours of Feb. 18, pried open the key box and got into nine cars, the footage shared by FOX6 News showed.

One of the thieves got into a Land Rover Velar and used the car “as a battering ram” to smash through the garage door, the outlet added, citing the criminal complaint.

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To: ChicagoConservative27

Again, need to just be shot and fed to the hungry hogs. We have enough trouble without messing with these little maggots.


41 posted on 02/25/2024 9:48:54 PM PST by Sequoyah101 (Procrastination is just a form of defiance)
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