As Fairfield police officers were busy tracking a stolen Mercedes-Benz that was stolen from a southbound I-95 rest stop Wednesday morning, there was one issue that had everyone upset: A poor cat named Milo was still cold inside the vehicle when it disappeared. The clock is ticking – this isn’t just a random robbery.
The SUV, a handsome 2021 Mercedes GLB 35 AMG with a dealer license plate that read “MEDI”, disappeared from the crowded pits around 9 a.m. Sources say a mysterious Hyundai Elantra, rocking fake Ohio license plates, may be a co-conspirator. Police have yet to determine how many scammers were involved or how long they lurked before disappearing without a trace.
The point is: this whole mess feels eerily familiar. Last Thanksgiving week, same rest stops, same flexible moves. Now, detectives are digging through old files, wondering if some lowlife was performing a twisted encore.
Surveillance video? No news yet. How did they steal the mercenaries? Radio silence. What’s clear? The owner was a savvy Boston car dealer who couldn’t care less about high-end wheels—Milo was the only thing he cared about.
The Fairfield Police Department is begging for tips. If you spot a suspicious Elantra or someone acting erratically at a rest stop on Wednesday, call police immediately. Time is running out, and Milo’s nine lives are not something anyone is willing to gamble with.
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