Why wouldn't they? Driving a car with a wanted license plate is basically a headlight saying "I stole this car", and there's no chance of selling it whatsoever the moment news gets out.
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Why not change the license plate? Surely an expensive car is worth some effort. It's not as if things like these aren't planned.
Besides, if that were the reason, why taking the car in the first place? Would have been more reasonable to just come along with some sort of mini-bus, now wouldn't it? If you're going to abondon it, why do as much as carry dead weigth when you're driving it?
Besides, if that were the reason, why taking the car in the first place? Would have been more reasonable to just come along with some sort of mini-bus, now wouldn't it? If you're going to abondon it, why do as much as carry dead weigth when you're driving it?
swag said:
Next Nick's Juventuz poll when he asks, "Which Juventuz member are you most likely to go in with on a heist?", remind me not to pick you, Andries. 
Five people held in Vieira gas raid
French police were yesterday holding five people suspected in the robbery of Patrick Vieira's home while the France and Juventus midfielder and his family were knocked out by gas.
Burglars took jewels and a Mercedes from Vieira's home near Cannes late on Saturday, police said. Five people suspected of involvement in the theft were arrested in Nice yesterday morning. The car, with British plates, was found in Nice on Sunday.
Gas was pumped into the house to keep the Vieiras asleep - but after a health check, the midfielder was back in training with the France World Cup squad.
His wife Cheryl and daughter Cheries were both recovering at home, and police said there should be no long-term medical effects of the drugging.
"There was a break-in at Mr Vieira's home, during which jewellery was stolen," a police spokesman in Cannes said. "The burglars then escaped in Mr Vieira's Mercedes."
The car was found abandoned along the coast in Nice, and police said there was no evidence that the thieves had deliberately targeted the Vieira family.
http://sport.independent.co.uk/football/news/article571624.ece
French police were yesterday holding five people suspected in the robbery of Patrick Vieira's home while the France and Juventus midfielder and his family were knocked out by gas.
Burglars took jewels and a Mercedes from Vieira's home near Cannes late on Saturday, police said. Five people suspected of involvement in the theft were arrested in Nice yesterday morning. The car, with British plates, was found in Nice on Sunday.
Gas was pumped into the house to keep the Vieiras asleep - but after a health check, the midfielder was back in training with the France World Cup squad.
His wife Cheryl and daughter Cheries were both recovering at home, and police said there should be no long-term medical effects of the drugging.
"There was a break-in at Mr Vieira's home, during which jewellery was stolen," a police spokesman in Cannes said. "The burglars then escaped in Mr Vieira's Mercedes."
The car was found abandoned along the coast in Nice, and police said there was no evidence that the thieves had deliberately targeted the Vieira family.
http://sport.independent.co.uk/football/news/article571624.ece
First of all, why is Vieira living in Cannes? From there it's quite a ride to training every day.
Second of all, why Football Italia named the title as "Vieira gassed in robbery" when Vieira the football player wasn't anywhere near the place? I hate these artificial news headlines which are planned to deceive the reader.
Second of all, why Football Italia named the title as "Vieira gassed in robbery" when Vieira the football player wasn't anywhere near the place? I hate these artificial news headlines which are planned to deceive the reader.
jussiut said:
First of all, why is Vieira living in Cannes? From there it's quite a ride to training every day.
Second of all, why Football Italia named the title as "Vieira gassed in robbery" when Vieira the football player wasn't anywhere near the place? I hate these artificial news headlines which are planned to deceive the reader.
Second of all, why Football Italia named the title as "Vieira gassed in robbery" when Vieira the football player wasn't anywhere near the place? I hate these artificial news headlines which are planned to deceive the reader.
