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Burnt car unrecognisable

A CAR was so badly burnt-out in Cranbourne West that police were unable to identify the model.
CFA attended the blaze at around 6am on Tuesday 19 July in Volk Road.
Police think the car might be a Ford Territory, but it has been given to the forensic branch for a thorough inspection.
Anyone with information on a stolen car or on the car fire is urged to call the Narre Warren Police Station.

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