By Shawn Henry 
Cops in Fairfield are scrambling to track down a swiped Mercedes-Benz, ripped off from an I-95 southbound rest stop Wednesday morning, with a snag that’s got everyone’s stomach in knots: a poor cat named Milo was still chilling inside the ride when it vanished. Clock’s ticking—this wasn’t just some random heist.
The SUV, a slick 2021 Mercedes GLB 35 AMG tagged with dealer plates reading “MEDI,” disappeared around 9 a.m. from the packed pit stop. Word is a shadowy Hyundai Elantra, rocking phony Ohio plates, might’ve been an accomplice. Cops haven’t pinned down how many crooks were involved or how long they lurked before vanishing like smoke.
Here’s the kicker: this whole mess feels eerily familiar. Thanksgiving week last year, same rest stop, same slick moves. Now detectives are digging through old files, wondering if some lowlife’s running a twisted encore.
Surveillance footage? No word yet. How they snatched the Merc? Radio silence. What’s clear? The owner, a sharp Boston car dealer, couldn’t care less about the high-end wheels—Milo’s the only thing on his mind.
Fairfield PD’s begging for tips. If you spotted a suspicious Elantra or some dude acting squirrelly at that rest stop Wednesday, pipe up. Time’s running out, and Milo’s nine lives ain’t something anyone wants to gamble with.
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