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Toyota Highlander, Camry Reported Stolen

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[dropcap]F[/dropcap]rom 2nd to 18th January, two vehicles were reported stolen from different locations in  Lagos State. As contained in a document made available to Motoring World on Friday, the stolen vehicles are listed below.

  1. Gold Toyota Highlander SUV, 2004 model, with registration Number: FST 444 AQ. Engine and Chassis No: JTEHP21A740021592. If seen, please contact any nearest Police station or Igando Police Station.
  2. Cream Toyota Camry Saloon Car, 2003 model with Reg. No: JJJ 612 DY. Engine No. 451040006 and Chassis No: 4TIBG22K6IUI09504. If seen, please contact any nearest Police Station or Pen Cinema Police Station.

 

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