By Shawn Henry 
Luxembourg’s posh car scene got rocked by a brazen daylight heist—two ultra-rare Porsches snatched right under dealership employees’ noses. But the joyride didn’t last long. French cops, teaming up with Luxembourg authorities, slammed the brakes on this high-octane crime spree, nabbing two suspects while a third remains in the wind.
October 27, 2025: the quiet hum of the luxury dealership was shattered when a crew of thieves muscled their way in, waving threats like they owned the place. Employees had no choice but to fork over keys to a Porsche 911 Dakar and an RS Spyder—both gems worth a small fortune. The crooks didn’t stick around for pleasantries; they bolted before cops even got wind of the chaos.
But these guys weren’t exactly criminal masterminds. Luxembourg police pinged French authorities almost immediately, knowing the thieves had zipped across the border. By 6 p.m., France’s Anti-Crime Brigade had the cars cornered in Thionville’s industrial zone. What followed? A wild chase, two arrests, and one slippery suspect who ditched the scene on foot, leaving officers combing the area like they’d lost a needle in a haystack. The second Porsche turned up abandoned in a trailer park, probably not the glamorous pit stop these thieves envisioned.
Now, French investigators are leading the charge, but Luxembourg isn’t stepping back. A European Arrest Warrant’s already been issued for the alleged ringleader, still out there somewhere. Once they nab him, extradition talks will kick off—because apparently, crossing borders doesn’t mean you outrun the law.
Here’s the kicker: the heist was too clean, too calculated. Cops aren’t ruling out ties to a slick European auto-theft ring. That kind of operation doesn’t just pop up overnight. And while the Porsches—proof of the whole messy escapade—are now locked down as evidence, the real question lingers: who else is behind this?
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