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Thieves steal three cars from Chris Hemsworth’s Australian home
Four masked people stole three cars from Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s home in Australia in an early-morning break-in.
Police said the intruders entered the property, and no injuries were reported.
Pataky was reportedly asleep in the house and heard dogs barking, but went back to sleep.
Police recovered all three vehicles after investigating the theft.
The stolen cars included a BYD electric vehicle, a Ram truck and a Ford Ranger Raptor.
Hemsworth moved his family from Los Angeles to Australia years ago, saying he wanted his children to grow up in a less crowded setting.
The vehicles were returned, and no further police action was described.
Four masked people stole three cars from Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s Australian home.
Police said the group entered the property earlier in the week and no injuries were reported.
The vehicles, a BYD electric vehicle, a Ram truck and a Ford Ranger Raptor ute, were recovered and returned.
Pataky was reportedly asleep when dogs woke her at about 2am, but she went back to sleep.
- Who
- Four masked people stole the vehicles from Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s home.
- What
- Three cars were stolen and later recovered and returned.
- When
- Earlier in the week; police were called early Wednesday.
- Where
- Hemsworth and Pataky’s home in Australia. The articles do not state a more specific location.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Four people entered the property and stole three vehicles.
Police were called to the scene.
Two of the vehicles were recovered, according to 7News as reported by TheWrap.
The third vehicle was recovered, according to TMZ as reported by TheWrap.
- People involved
- Four masked people
- Vehicles stolen
- Three
- Vehicle types
- BYD electric vehicle, Ram truck and Ford Ranger Raptor ute
- Recovery
- All three vehicles were reportedly recovered and returned
- Injuries
- None reported
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What people are saying
Officers attended and were told four unknown people had entered the property and stole three vehicles earlier that day
No injuries were reported