A Montclair home-owner who had thieves steal two of his luxurious vehicles says that he believes he was focused.
The home-owner tells Information 12 New Jersey that it’s potential that he was adopted or {that a} GPS tracker was positioned on one of many automobiles when it was parked someplace.
Montclair police say that the thefts occurred early Monday morning at a house on Membership Method, which sits alongside the Cedar Grove border. The home-owner says that two folks broke by the entrance gate of his property and stole the vehicles. One is a 2018 Ferrari Spider – with an estimated price of $370,000. The opposite car is a 2021 Lamborghini SUV – valued at $380,000.
The theft occurred whereas the home-owner was asleep. He says that they by no means heard the thieves and that the keys have been within the vehicles.
These are the forms of vehicles that police throughout New Jersey say have been focused by organized automotive thieves. The thieves take the vehicles and drive them to Port Newark the place they’re loaded onto container ships and offered abroad.
Police say automotive thefts are on the rise in New Jersey. It has change into frequent for thieves to interrupt into properties to seize key fobs.
On this case in Montclair, police are looking for the suspects and the vehicles. Nevertheless, the proprietor believes they’re seemingly already out of state or probably on a container ship.
Anybody who may need data on this theft is requested to name Montclair Police Detective Steven Mateo at 973-509-4721.