[miss marmelstein]

Crime happens everywhere.

I’m mystified as to why the car was abandoned in Newark. Was this just some form of wilding? I would have thought it might have ended up in a chop shop.

[Zhang Fei]

I’m mystified as to why the car was abandoned in Newark. Was this just some form of wilding? I would have thought it might have ended up in a chop shop.

Too hot to chop. Nobody wants to be an accessory to murder.

[Alberta's Child]

Range Rovers don't end up in "chop shops." Chop shops are for Honda Accords and Nissan Sentra and other cars that are driven by people who aren't too particular about where they get replacement parts. That's why cheap newer cars and older mid-sized cars can often be found at the top of the list of car models stolen most frequently.

High-end vehicles that are stolen like this are more likely to be kept fully intact and then transported out of the country in a shipping container less than 24 hours after they're stolen.

New Jersey is a sh!t-hole in many ways, but law enforcement is usually on top of these things. As soon as that situation went bad at the mall, those two mutants knew damn well that they had to abandon the vehicle because the police would be all over Port Newark/Elizabeth looking for it among the outbound container shipments.