Vehicle found after 3 teens allegedly broke into Kalkie home and stole two cars

A businessman’s Porsche GTS has been found damaged in Brisbane and a group of 16-year-olds arrested and charged after a chilling break-in at a residential home resulted in the theft of two cars.

Bundaberg businessman Scott Mackey and his family have posted video of missing cars and suspected thieves after their Kalkie home was broken into overnight on Wednesday night, and two cars stolen, including a Porsche GTS reported to be worth up to $250,000.

One vehicle has been found after three teens allegedly broke into a Bundaberg businessmans home this week and stole two cars, one of them a $250,000 Porsche GTS.

It was reported by Scott Mackey and his family, who posted video of the missing cars and suspected thieves after their Kalkie home was broken into on Wednesday night.

A Queensland Police spokeswoman said the Porsche was located in Margate Brisbane with minor damage.
She said three 16 year olds were found and charged with the alleged theft, and breaking and entering.
Two bundaberg teens, a boy and a girl, will appear in separate Children's Courts and the second boy from Carrara, Gold Coast will also appear in Children's Court.

The Hyundai Kona bearing the number plates 145XTA was also stolen and was still missing on Friday afternoon.

Mr Mackey’s wife Paula shared video footage of the two alleged offenders taken at about 3am.
They “broke in and got the keys from upstairs,” Mrs Mackey said.

Bundaberg businessman Scott Mackey and his family have posted video of missing cars and suspected thieves after their Kalkie home was broken into overnight on Wednesday night, and two cars stolen, including a Porsche GTS reported to be worth up to $250,000.

Police have urged anyone who has seen the Kona to contact them on 131 444.
This investigation is ongoing.

Bundaberg businessman Scott Mackey and his family have posted video of two missing cars and suspected thieves after their Kalkie home was broken into overnight on Wednesday night.

Bundaberg businessman Scott Mackey and his family have posted video of two missing cars and suspected thieves after their Kalkie home was broken into overnight on Wednesday night.

Originally published as Vehicle found after 3 teens allegedly broke into Kalkie home and stole two cars