Two high-value cars stolen in North Yorkshire appeals
Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 30 Oct, 13:28 · Archive
A grey Range Rover and a black Jaguar XE R-Sport have been stolen in North Yorkshire, with police appealing for information.
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for information after two high-value vehicles were stolen in the county. A grey Range Rover, registration DF66OYS, was taken from Swarcliffe Road in Harrogate at 9.45pm on Sunday, November 25. The vehicle was stolen without keys. A black Jaguar XE R-Sport, registration MX66WBY, was stolen from Cunsey Gate Car Park in Rainscliffe Woods, Scarborough between 11am and 11.30am on October 22.
Police are asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity in either area, or who has CCTV, doorbell camera, dashcam or other footage that could assist the investigation, to get in touch. Anyone with information about the Range Rover can email nabiel.galab@northyorkshire.police.uk or phone 101, quoting reference number 12260210498.
For the Jaguar, those with information should email PC Sander on mickey.sander@northyorkshire.police.uk or call 101, quoting reference 12260207707. Either theft can be reported anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via its website.
How it is being reported
- High-value car stolen from North Yorkshire car parkA Jaguar XE R-Sport has been reported stolen from a car park in Scarborough.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 30 Oct, 12:54
- High-value car stolen from North Yorkshire car parkA Jaguar XE R-Sport has been reported stolen from a car park in Scarborough.York Press · 30 Oct, 12:54
- Car stolen in Yorkshire townA grey Range Rover has been stolen in Harrogate with police appealing for information.The Press (York) · 29 Oct, 15:10
- Car stolen in Yorkshire townA grey Range Rover has been stolen in Harrogate with police appealing for information.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 29 Oct, 15:10
In this story: North Yorkshire Police · Harrogate · Scarborough · Swarcliffe Road · Cunsey Gate Car Park
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