Russell Salvatore’s flashy blue Bentley, the kind of ride that turns heads and screams “money,” somehow vanished overnight from his fancy steakhouse on Transit Road, only to mysteriously reappear before lunchtime. Talk about a wild morning.
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The 2017 convertible, usually parked like a shiny trophy right outside his restaurant, was suddenly gone around 4:30 a.m. No keys in sight, either—just empty pavement where the luxury beast had been. Salvatore, never one to mess around, wasted no time throwing up a desperate social media post: $10,000 cold hard cash for anyone who could bring his wheels back, no questions asked.
Then—plot twist—some wise guy actually called it in. Next thing you know, Salvatore was staring at a tow truck rolling up with his precious Bentley, looking like it had just been parked for a quick nap. Found chilling on Goulding Avenue, not even a scuff or a scratch, as if the thief had second thoughts and just ditched it. Maybe they took one joyride, got spooked, and bolted.
Buffalo cops tracked it down by mid-morning, but here’s the kicker: zero arrests, no fingerprints, no leads. Lancaster PD is shrugging, basically saying, “Yeah, we got nothing.”
Meanwhile, Salvatore’s crew confirmed the whole thing was caught on camera—because, of course it was. Some bold soul just strolled up, hopped in, and disappeared into the night. Who does that?
Now the real question—did that tipster actually pocket the 10 grand? Or did Salvatore just dangle the cash to smoke ‘em out? Guess we’ll never know. But hey, the Bentley’s back, and that’s all that matters, right?
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