Former WH comms director Anthony Scaramucci's car stolen in Paramus, located in Newark
Sometimes even former White House officials forget to lock their cars.
An SUV owned by Anthony Scaramucci, who was once Donald Trump's White House communications director for 10 days, was stolen from outside a Ridgewood Avenue residence in Paramus on Sunday, police said.
Newark police located the Trump ally-turned-critic's car later that day.
The 2021 Mercedes-Benz with a "MRSMOOCH" license plate was unlocked when the thief entered and used a spare key fob in the vehicle to start the car, Paramus Police Chief Kenny Ehrenberg said.
The Newark Police Department used GPS tracking to locate Scaramucci's SUV, which was found in the city, a department spokesperson said. Newark Public Safety Director Brian O'Hara and other Newark police officers reunited Scaramucci with his car, according to a department Twitter post.
Public Safety Director O’Hara Reunites Former White House Executive with His Stolen Vehicle Recovered by Newark Police ##newarknj #publicsafety #police #community #partnership #tips #CrimeStoppers https://t.co/8g4yFvYNPo via @Nextdoor pic.twitter.com/iziDG8sNyF
— Dept. Public Safety (@NewarkNJPolice) January 17, 2022
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