Authorities say at least four people in dark clothing entered the Fiat and Alfa Romeo dealership on Pearl Road through a back window in the garage, grabbed several key fobs and stole the vehicles.
Strongsville police said at least four people dressed in dark clothing entered the Fiat and Alfa Romeo dealership on Pearl Road about 5:15 a.m. They made their way into the business through a back window in the garage and grabbed a storage container with key fobs.Police said the vehicles were a maroon 2021 Lexus LC500; a white 2018 Mercedes Benz GLS 63; a gray 2018 Mercedes Benz GLE; a blue 2020 Audi TT; and a black 2018 Mercedes Benz 63.
Police two other vehicles were missing: a black Cadillac CTS and an orange Jeep Trailhawk. Police said the four people wore mask and gloves.If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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