Stolen Lamborghini Murcielago Incident in Moscow Raises Parking Security Concerns

In Moscow, a dramatic theft unfolded when two men allegedly stole a Lamborghini Murcielago from an underground garage. The vehicle, once owned by a 38-year-old division head at Sitronics, reportedly was inherited by the car’s current possessor. The incident occurred on the afternoon of April 2, with the car later located at a customs station in Domodedovo on the night of April 3. Two men, described as logisticians who worked as trainers and teachers, were detained in connection with the case. [Baza Telegram channel] This incident highlights how quickly a high-value asset can move from secure parking to a busy transport hub, underscoring the importance of robust surveillance and quick communication with security personnel. [Baza Telegram channel] The alleged thieves arrived at the parking area on a tow truck, presenting the car’s documents to the security guard and gaining access to the vehicle. They then loaded the Lamborghini onto the tow truck and drove away. The security guard notified the car’s owner and contacted law enforcement, initiating the investigation. [Baza Telegram channel] The rapid sequence of events—presentation of documents, vehicle loading, and swift reporting—points to a carefully planned operation rather than a spur-of-the-moment theft. In related incidents, authorities continue to remind vehicle owners to reassess parking security, especially when premium cars are involved. [Baza Telegram channel] Earlier this year, another startling event occurred in Voronezh, where a resident reportedly fell from a high-rise building after tampering with a parked car, reminding readers of the extreme and often unpredictable nature of urban accidents and property crimes. [Baza Telegram channel]