Unlimited Digital Access / Get £25 off your Annual Digital Subscription! Use code 25OFF
GET STARTEDMore on KentOnline
Police continue to tackle the growing number of Land Rovers which are being targeted by thieves.
Officers have issued a warning to owners of the 4x4 models after another vehicle was stolen from Goudhurst.
A 35-year-old farmer discovered his green Land Rover Discovery was missing on the morning of Wednesday, April 17.
The car, which is 10 years old, is estimated to be worth £23,000.
The latest theft comes after more than 10 similar vehicles were stolen at the end of last year.
Ins Sonia Lassnig, ofTunbridge Wells district police, said: “There are many reasons why someone might steal a Land Rover – we believe they could be used in ram-raids or sold for parts.
"In the incident at Goudhurst, the vehicle was locked but we have provided the victim with a letter outlining key crime prevention tips.”
Anyone with information about the theft is asked to call 101, quoting crime number YY/7329/13.