Luxury cars worth £85,000 stolen from dealership
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The owners of a luxury car dealership have said they are "completely devastated" after £85,000 worth of items were stolen.
The alleged incident occurred at Whitson Prestige in Newport in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Two cars, a black BMW X3 and a white Mercedes, as well as a designer briefcase were taken, Gwent Police said.
Rory Collingbourne, co-owner of the business, said a customer had been due to collect the BMW but was forced to cancel "after finding out the vehicle had been stolen”.
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"Discovering the extensive damage and loss of vehicles as well as both valuable and sentimental items on Sunday morning was a huge blow," he added.
Police said “an unknown person or persons have allegedly smashed a glass door and entered the address” between 03:00 BST and 04:30 on Sunday.
Mr Collingbourne has posted footage of the break-in in an attempt to find those responsible, and the family are offering a reward for anyone who can provide relevant information.
According to the owners, it is one of several break-ins at car dealerships in Newport in recent weeks.
Mr Collingbourne added that he hoped "justice is served for all those impacted".
The cars stolen were a BMW, registration LC71 VDX and a Mercedes with the registration RF19 JVN.