A WOMAN has been left stunned after her car was stolen two months after her house door was tried.
The primary school teacher's silver Ford Kuga was stolen from the driveway in front of her home in Bearsden two months after her front door was tried and the car door opened but not stolen.
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The victim - who does not want to be named - took to social media to urge neighbours to look out for her stolen motor.
She wrote: "I can’t actually believe I’m writing this but after Alan’s van was targeted on 31st March, our front door tried and my car was opened but nothing taken, we’ve woken this morning to my car gone."
Her daughter's pram was in the boot of the car when it was taken.
She added: "We’ve contacted the police but if anyone sees a car matching mine that looks out of place please let me know and I can share the info with the police."
The incident was not captured on CCTV as the theft occurred outwith the range of the family's ring camera.
A spokeswoman for Police Scotland said: "Police received a report of a Ford Kuga vehicle stolen from Pendicle Crescent, Bearsden during the night or early morning or Monday, June 8, 2020
"Enquiries are continuing."
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