By Shawn Henry 
More than a month after a South Florida real estate entrepreneur reported a burglary at his home, authorities have recovered his stolen Porsche along with several other vehicles at a residence in Miami Gardens.
Bobby Suarez, known for operating the real estate business Sell to Bobby, said his Porsche was taken during a break-in at his home last month. According to Suarez, the theft occurred while he and his family were asleep inside the house, adding to the seriousness of the incident and the sense of violation that followed.
Investigators later located the Porsche on Christmas morning in the backyard of a Miami Gardens home. Law enforcement officials also found additional stolen vehicles at the same location, suggesting the property may have been used as a temporary storage site rather than the origin of the thefts.
The homeowner told local media that he was unaware the vehicles were stolen and said they were left there by an associate. According to the homeowner, the associate claimed to buy cars at auctions and asked to store several vehicles at the residence until they could be moved or sold elsewhere. The homeowner stated that he did not transport the cars himself and did not know their origin.
Law enforcement officers arrived at the Miami Gardens property and removed two to three vehicles, including Suarez’s Porsche. The homeowner said he was upset by the situation and concerned about the potential legal consequences, noting that he could have faced serious trouble despite claiming no involvement in the thefts.
Following the incident, the homeowner said he intends to be more cautious in the future and will no longer allow others to store vehicles at his property under similar circumstances. He described the experience as a lesson learned and emphasized his desire to move forward.
Authorities have not released details about any arrests connected to the recovered vehicles. There has been no public information indicating whether suspects have been identified or charged in relation to the burglary at Suarez’s home or the stolen cars found in Miami Gardens.
The recovery of the Porsche brings some resolution to the case for Suarez, though questions remain about who carried out the theft and how the vehicles ended up at the property. For now, the investigation appears to be ongoing as detectives continue working to determine responsibility and whether additional stolen vehicles may be connected to the same individuals.
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