Have you seen this busted up car around Murwillumbah?
It has been involved in a spree of fuel thefts.
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TWEED police are on the lookout for a damaged car which has been involved in a spree of fuel thefts around Murwillumbah.
A police spokesperson said the driver was changing the car's number plates regularly but there was noticeable damage to the front bumper bar.
Anyone who has seen the vehicle is urged to contact Tweed Heads Police on 07 55069499 or 000.
Originally published as Have you seen this busted up car around Murwillumbah?
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