High-end vehicles have become the target of a recent crime operation across the state of New Jersey.
Police say four high-end vehicles, a Bentley, Porsche, Mercedes and BMW, were stolen from four separate homes in Avalon Tuesday morning.
The masked suspects allegedly entered the unlocked homes, swiped the car keys, then took off with the vehicles - all while the victims were sleeping. "This statewide operation targets higher end motor vehicles that often have the key fob left inside, or near, unlocked, higher end motor vehicles," Avalon Police said.
In many cases, police say the vehicles are later found at Newark ports, where they are packed in shipping containers and sent out of the country.
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