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Anthony Joshua’s N70million Personalised Range Rover Stolen,See The CCTV Image Of The Suspect

Anthony Joshua’s £150,000 personalised Range Rover has been stolen in central London.
The World Heavyweight Boxing champion has vowed to hunt down the thieves who stole his personalised Range Rover .
The luxury SUV,which is embossed with AJ’s signature , was stolen outside a family member’s home just days before he defends his WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight crowns against the Russian challenger, Alexander Povetkin, next Saturday.
The Range Rover has a drawer where Joshua keeps his title belts, although they were not in the car at the time.
It is also personalised with its registration number while head rests, steering wheel, a badge and even door interiors are marked with the Anthony Joshua signature. It’s also fitted with a tracker.
A close source said:
“AJ’s pretty annoyed about it because it’s so close to the fight. He doesn’t want any distractions at all”
A CCTV image shows the suspected after the car was stolen
Police believe thieves targeted the Range Rover using a keyless device (Hi-tech Relay Device) that mimics a car’s key fob to break in.
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