They should have bought the Jeep, not stolen it
POLICE need help to locate a silver Jeep stolen from a CBD carpark some time between late December and last week.
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POLICE need help to locate a silver Jeep stolen from a CBD carpark some time between late December and last week.
The 2006 Jeep Commander was parked on Donation Lane between December 28 and January 3, and had been left unlocked with the keys stored on the upturned sun-visor.
Toowoomba police said the vehicle had been undergoing a mechanical inspection at a mechanic when it was stolen, and the car could only be "operated in limp mode".
It would have been a slow getaway, with the car only being able to be "driven at very low speeds".
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Originally published as They should have bought the Jeep, not stolen it
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