A car owner managed to track down his prized £23,000 vehicle after it was stolen from his Birmingham home using Google Earth.
Jayy Robinson was able to find his car thanks to Google Earth A car owner managed to track down his prized £23,000 vehicle after it was stolen from his Birmingham home – using Google Earth. Jayy Robinson, 23, was shocked to see thieves had broken into his house and taken the keys to his sporty Seat and a Volkswagen Golf. The devastated petrol head posted about the brazen theft on social media after being left ‘unimpressed’ with the actions of police.
Jay said: ‘I didn’t know what to say when I saw it, I was amazed, I tried my keys and the car unlocked straight away so I knew it was mine. ‘I didn’t think they would be that stupid to leave the car in the same spot, I at least thought it would be in a different place.’ But Jay was less than impressed with West Midlands Police. He said: ‘I called them on Saturday afternoon for an update but they told me it hadn’t even been allocated yet.
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