The thieves also stole clothes belonging to the girl and her two siblings, aged seven and 18 months, as well as a Kenwood CD/DVD/bluetooth player, a bank card and driving licence, and
wheel nut keys.
He added: "People also lose the
wheel nut key or forget to pass it on when the car is sold, resulting in a garage being unable to remove the wheel for a service.
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The Spaniard remained cheerful after an accident that the team blamed on a simple
wheel nut and said was no big deal, although he lost about three hours of track time while the damage was dealt with.
It is alleged he stole a catalogue of items, including a sat nav, two cycle helmets, glasses, a portable DVD system, a
wheel nut, a wi-fi router and a blood sugar reader.
Unfortunately for Lloyd and his crew, a
wheel nut fault all but derailed the qualifying session and despite best efforts they were left with a 16th place grid spot for the opening race.
The Jazz Mugen Limited Edition is embellished with 17-inch Mugen alloy wheels with
wheel nut and lock set, Mugen tailgate spoiler, Mugen emblem, and a shark fin antenna.
The troublesome wheel appeared to be the one that made contact with Alonso's Ferrari, but Massa wasn't sure if that had caused the problem, which he thought was to do with the
wheel nut. "I just know there was some problem at the back of the car.
The HSE document said: "As you are all aware the National Ambulance Service has introduced yellow
wheel nut markers on all its Frontline emergency ambulances and intermediate care vehicles.
Pit-problems including a missing
wheel nut on Button's car, and ban on using exhaust gasses to generate downforce, pushed the team off the podium at the British Grand Prix.
London, July 11 (ANI): Jenson Button's British Grand Prix glory bid was left in tatters when a mechanic lost a
wheel nut during a pit stop, before the McLaren ace was wrongly cleared to go.