Police In Lower Moreland Township Are Looking For The Man Who Stole A Sports Car In March

LOWER MORELAND, PA — Police in Lower Moreland Township are asking for the public's help in locating a suspect who stole a sports car from the parking lot of a local business last month.

Police say they received a report of a motor vehicle theft on March 26 from a parking lot of a business located off of Tomlinson Road.

The theft occurred sometime around 8 in the morning on that day.

The property owner reported that a male suspect could be seen in surveillance video walking around the parking lot, getting into the bluish-gray 2021 Mazda Miata soft-top convertible, and driving away.

The man is seen wearing a black jacket, black pants with white lining on the sides, white sneakers with a green bottom, white hat and gray backpack.

Lower Moreland Police said that the vehicle had been purchased online from California in October of last year and had been parked in the business's lot since it arrived in November.

The key was inside the vehicle at the time of its taking.

Police also said that the vehicle was never registered to the victim, but that it had an outdated California registration plate affixed to it at the time it was stolen.

The vehicle was last titled in California and the victim was already in possession of the signed title.

Police are asking anyone with information to contact Lower Moreland Detective Holly Halota at hhalota@lowermoreland.org or by phone at 215-947-3132.