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Posting on behalf of a friend .Her house was broken into last Tuesday /Wednesday 17th/18th march at 5 oclock in the morning tv was taken amongst other things ,car keys and works van ,tools have gone missing ,they smashed the van up and parked it a couple of roads away over some ones drive ,but there is no sign of the car can you please keep an eye open for it. Suzuki Ignis REG MLO3 SVY bright blue with small motifs of pink tinkerbells on it,I am just hoping they have just dumped it some where so if any body sees it could they just inform the police please

What area was it June ?

Hi Dilly it is Malpas road Wallasey up the road from Asda

Ok June I will keep an eye out for it and put the word around, hope they get it back in one piece.

Any cctv cameras?

Thanks Dilly its got the name TINT on the front of the bonnet could be any where ,we have been driving all over Wallasey ,no luck so far was just hoping it might be parked up outside some bodys house long shot really ,thanks Dilly

Hi Snow white ,if only

Sounds like a very easily identifiable car, Hope its seen early and you get it back in one piece. Will watch out whilst out and about.

Cheers Venice

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The car

They might change the number plates.

I suggest you tell the MID to take it off the database, that would help.

The car is still showing as insured which will not help find it.

Surely the ANPR would ping it up as Stolen, which would generate a much higher response than No Insurance.

I know what you mean about making sure it does something, but the Stolen Cars Register is updated a lot quicker than the MID, and as the MID would show a VERY recent lapse, meaning that it could be in the crossover of a renewal, it's possible that it would be ignored.

Very distinctive car though, anyone with even half a brain would have taken those stickers off if they were using it (probably leaving a sticky residue on the bonnet unless done properly).

Hopefully, as suggested before, it's been abandoned somewhere, possibly side street, dead end (so no passing traffic) or private car park.