Luxury cars parked at unattended valet stands in Tampa, Florida, have been stolen and police have noticed an uptick in such cases.
The Tampa Police Department said detectives are working on locating multiple suspects in the latest auto thefts. The department said it observed an “increasing trend” of luxury vehicles being stolen at unattended valet stands.
“To help decrease the opportunity for additional thefts, businesses should ensure that stands are never left unattended,” police wrote on Facebook.
FLORIDA POLICE SHOOT, KILL SUICIDAL KNIFE-WIELDING WOMAN WHO CHARGED AT THEM: POLICE
Luxury cars parked at unattended valet stands in Tampa, Florida, have been stolen, as police have noticed an uptick in such cases. (Tampa Police)
“For customers, be sure to ask if keys are securely stored and if there is an attendant assigned to the stand that’s not responsible for retrieving vehicles,” the post continued.
Video surveillance of the suspects was released by the police department showing what appear to be males wearing black hats.
FLORIDA MOTHER STABS 3 HOSPITAL WORKERS BEFORE LEAVING WITH NEWBORN: POLICE
The Tampa Police Department said detectives are working on locating multiple suspects in the latest auto thefts. (Tampa Police)
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Police asked the public for assistance in locating the suspects.
