A student’s car was stolen from the employee lot behind Douthit Hills on Sunday morning, according to the Clemson University Police Department.
Around 7:45 a.m., a student’s silver Volkswagen Passat was stolen from the employee parking lot behind Douthit Hills B.
Two unknown individuals stole the car after attempting to gain access to other cars for several hours before the theft, according to police.
The suspects drove a blue 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac pickup truck with South Carolina plates, displaying license plate number VIX745.
As of Tuesday, November 15, no one has been identified or arrested, according to University Police.
“This notice was an opportunity to encourage community members to take steps to secure their property, to always remain aware of their surroundings, and to report suspicious behavior to the police,” said University Police Chief Mullen in a statement to The Tiger.
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Police: Student car stolen from Douthit Hills parking lot
November 14, 2022
David Ferrara, alumnus
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