The thieves disabled the cars tracker
A Glasgow driver is warning other motorists to be vigilant after her white Land Rover was stolen from her home.
"It was then I noticed the car wasn't outside the house. I called 101 straight away and they asked if there was a tracker on it. "They obviously knew what they were doing because they disabled the tracker. I was told by a neighbour's family member that they saw my car driving erratically and it was followed by a black car.The motorist had a gut feeling that her vehicle would be targeted by thieves.
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