Two cars stolen from same Rockville home after break-in
A ROCKVILLE home has been targeted by thieves twice in two nights.
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A ROCKVILLE home has been targeted by thieves twice in two nights.
Toowoomba police report the Gordon Ave home was broken into Monday night when offenders stole the spare keys to two vehicles.
The offenders have then returned to the home sometime between 11.30pm and 11.50pm Tuesday and stolen the cars.
Those vehicles, a white 2012 Jeep with South Australian number places S439AXK, and a silver Honda Civic with Queensland plates 911XDU, are yet to be located.
The Toowoomba Criminal Investigation Branch is investigating and it is believed the vehicles have been seen in the city area since they were reported stolen.
Anyone with information is urged to phone Policelink on 131 444.
Originally published as Two cars stolen from same Rockville home after break-in
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