A woman’s car was stolen at a Sunoco gas station, and detectives need help finding two suspects involved in the theft, Lorain Police confirmed. Call 440-204-2105 with your tips.
The suspects arrived at the gas station in a gold or silver four-door sedan at 5:30 a.m. on March 13, according to police.
Police said when another customer left her SUV to walk into the store, the passenger of the suspect vehicle jumped in the driver’s seat of the SUV and drove off. During that time, the driver of the suspect vehicle went into the store and put money on her pump, according to police.Tipsters will stay anonymous.
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