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Tommy Hilfiger’s SUV stolen; cops in tony town warn drivers

Tommy Hilfiger's SUV stolen; cops in tony town warn drivers | iNFOnews.ca
FILE - In a Monday, Feb. 15, 2016 file photo, designer Tommy Hilfiger acknowledges the audience after his Fall 2016 collection show during Fashion Week, in New York. Police in Greenwich, Connecticut are urging residents not to leave their keys inside their vehicles after a rash of Range Rover thefts. Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger is among the Greenwich residents who have had their Range Rovers stolen in recent months. Hilfiger was targeted in late June. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, File)

GREENWICH, Conn. – Police in a wealthy Connecticut town are urging residents not to leave their keys inside their vehicles after a rash of Range Rover thefts.

Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger is among the Greenwich residents who have had their Range Rovers stolen in recent months. Hilfiger was targeted in late June.

Police Lt. Kraig Gray says the theft from Hilfiger’s mansion fit the pattern of several other cases in which keys were left inside unlocked, unattended vehicles.

Grey says Range Rovers and other vehicles have been stolen from driveways and also from public parking spots in the town centre.

The New York City suburb is one of the region’s most affluent towns.

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