Subleasing Fraud and the Rise of Stolen Cullinans

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VIN: SLA689X51KU113726 (STOLEN)
Hinch Investigations Case # 24-0018

Date of Theft: 6/10/2023
Color: Jubilee Silver
Last Known Location: South Fulton, Georgia
Reported to: South Fulton Police Department

The recent theft of a 2019 Rolls Royce Cullinan in South Fulton, Georgia, highlights a disturbing trend: the increasing targeting of luxury vehicles by organized crime syndicates. These high-end automobiles, such as the Cullinan, have become highly desirable targets due to their resale value and the potential for fraudulent activities.

The Cullinan: A Symbol of Luxury and StatusIntroduced in 2018, the Rolls Royce Cullinan marked the brand’s entry into the SUV market. Its opulent design, powerful engine, and unparalleled craftsmanship have made it a coveted possession for many. However, this allure has also made it a prime target for thieves.

The Modus Operandi: Subleasing Fraud

In the case of the stolen Cullinan, the perpetrators appear to have employed a common tactic known as subleasing fraud. The vehicle was leased to an individual in Talladega, Alabama, who then “”rented”” it to an unidentified female. This practice, while illegal, is not uncommon in the luxury car rental market. However, in this instance, it seems the renters had nefarious intentions.

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