HOMER TOWNSHIP, MI (WNWN) – The Michigan State Police are looking into a vehicle theft that took place last Wednesday evening in Homer Township.
Troopers say two suspects took a vehicle that was listed for sale at the corner of M-99 and R Drive South for a test drive and never returned.
The suspects are described as a man and woman in their early to mid 30s.
The man identified himself only as “ELI” and is further described as being about six feet tall with medium length dark hair, facial hair similar to a goatee and tattoos on both arms. He was last seen wearing a tank top, and a baseball hat.
The woman had dark colored, graying hair and appeared to have limited mobility in her left arm. She did not identify herself.
Both arrived at the sale location on bicycles. The vehicle was later recovered after a crash in Hillsdale County.
Witnesses say they saw several people leave the scene of the crash but responding Hillsdale County Sheriff’s Department was unable to find anyone.
The vehicle is a white 2003 Buick Park Avenue. While the vehicle was missing, the vehicle may have had no registration plate, or a Michigan Farm plate affixed to the rear of the vehicle.
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