Three vehicles stolen

Three vehicles were reported stolen in two days from Drouin and Warragul.
Police said a red 2011 Holden Commodore SSV was reported stolen from the Drouin Railway Station carpark on Saturday, September 7.
The theft occurred between noon and 3.05am.
It is alleged a window was smashed to gain access to the vehicle, with wiring located near where the vehicle had been parked. The owner was still in possession of the keys.
Police said the vehicle, with registration plates "1YA 1KQ", was identified doing burnouts in the vicinity at 3.05am.
A white 2023 LDV G10 van with purple personalised plates was reported stolen from a Drouin property overnight on Sunday, September 8.
The theft occurred in Grace Crt.
Police allege the vehicle, with registration plates "R4Y R4Y", was left unlocked. The owner still has the keys.
A second unlocked vehicle parked at the property was rummaged through but nothing was reported stolen.
A vehicle was stolen from a Warragul car yard in the early hours of Saturday, September 7. Police said two men were captured on CCTV at Warragul's Cheapest Cars in Queen St at about 4.20am.
They allege one man acted as a lookout whilst the second broke the driver's side window to gain entry to a vehicle.
Footage showed the man manipulating the ignition before driving the vehicle to a back gate. An angle grinder or similar tool was used to open the gates, allowing the vehicle to leave the yard.
Police said one man was described as Caucasian and wearing a black hoodie, grey pants and blue sneakers. The second was wearing a black beanie, black hoodie and face covering.