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Owner sees her stolen car towed away

A Tewantin family is desperately looking for their car that was allegedly stolen from their home on Monday 16 January.
Owner Lisa Dean said she saw the olive green Holden Adventurer, which looks similar to a Holden Commodore station wagon, being loaded onto a car trailer outside her Tewantin home.
She said a black four-wheel-drive, driven by an older male along with a younger female, was seen towing away her car.
The car is a distinctive olive green colour, is missing the antenna and has a dint in the rear number plate.
Lisa posted the only photo she had of the car to the Noosa Community Notice Board in the hope of someone knowing where her car is.
The police have been notified. Anyone with information should phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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