This time, a coveted Range Rover is in Rosedale was gone in about 50 seconds. Seems car thieves are getting even faster. And more prolific.
He said in his area of Toronto, there have been five other cars stolen, not to mention a home invasion. But when he posted about it all on social media, he got abused.He did have the car in the garage up until that night. The mechanics of the door of the garage broke and he couldn’t get it open. He was forced to park it on his property.
They would be wise to walk away from this one. Or keep their eye on the door. It’s never a good idea to steal a former cop’s car, especially one who ran for mayor. This may not be over just yet.Article content Certainly, no one should gloat or issue taunts — as trolls did to Acton — after learning a fellow citizen was the victim of auto theft. What there should be is outrage from the entire city, which gets behind efforts to stop this international car-theft ring from operating.
“I have been told my car is on a shipping container already,” said Acton. “Apparently, the guys who stole it may earn up to $60,000.” Toronto Police officers worked hard to catch up to some of these carjackers and thieves and have laid charges. But most times the alleged culprits are released on bail and you know what that means.
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