Keiko, an Instagram user known as Goodiezy, says her modified Nissan 370Z was stolen in Los Angeles and later found stripped of key parts after thieves posted videos online and she identified the alleged crew "3A."
The theft occurred on April 1 and prompted over 1,000 messages to Keiko with videos showing the 370Z being used by a local "striker" group; stolen items include carbon-fiber RS1 fenders, Weds Kranze Cerberus II wheels, major body panels, interior trim, and suspension components.
Screenshots Keiko published show alleged admissions and threats from members of 3A, and she says the crew has continued posting boastful videos of other thefts tied to takeover-style street gatherings involving rear-drive models like the Infiniti G37, G35, 350Z, and muscle cars.
Keiko reported the crime to police, who she says provided limited help, and she has made the collected evidence public as the group appears to remain active.
This report is based on information originally published by Motor 1.
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