WARREN COUNTY -- Warren County deputies are asking for help finding suspects in the theft of a white 2013 Porsche Cayenne SUV from a dealership just south of Mason.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office says that an employee at Kings Porsche observed two men driving away with a stolen white 2013 Porsche Cayenne SUV about 8:45 a.m. on November 29.
The dealership reported a second, similar Porsche also was missing from the lot.
The two suspects were described as black males wearing black pants and black shirts.
Deputies say that five men, matching a similar description, had earlier been involved in fraudulent transactions at the BP Station at 3180 West US 22/3 (Montgomery Road) in Landen.
Deputies say the suspects left the station driving a full-size Ford conversion van that was two-tone light green and silver in color. The van displayed Illinois temporary license tag 145P279.
Surveillance video was used to match the descriptions and deputies say they are the same suspects in both incidents.
If anyone has any information on the suspects or the vehicle, contact Detective Jerry Niffenegger at 513-701-1807 or Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office says that an employee at Kings Porsche observed two men driving away with a stolen white 2013 Porsche Cayenne SUV about 8:45 a.m. on November 29.
The dealership reported a second, similar Porsche also was missing from the lot.
The two suspects were described as black males wearing black pants and black shirts.
Deputies say that five men, matching a similar description, had earlier been involved in fraudulent transactions at the BP Station at 3180 West US 22/3 (Montgomery Road) in Landen.
Deputies say the suspects left the station driving a full-size Ford conversion van that was two-tone light green and silver in color. The van displayed Illinois temporary license tag 145P279.
Surveillance video was used to match the descriptions and deputies say they are the same suspects in both incidents.
If anyone has any information on the suspects or the vehicle, contact Detective Jerry Niffenegger at 513-701-1807 or Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.