Guy Fieri's hot car found in teen's storage locker

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A brazen thief rappels from the roof of a San Francisco car dealership, a celebrity chef's prized car is stolen, and a year later, a man in black opens fire on a young couple.

It was all a mysterious kaleidoscope of crime until last weekend, when investigators tied it all to a storage container in Richmond where they found a bright yellow Lamborghini and a teenager with a gun.

Now, there's a whole new mystery as investigators try to find out who this 17-year-old kid is, why he allegedly shot at two people in Mill Valley last month and what other crimes he may have committed. And, while they're at it, what the heck he thought he was going to do with a stolen $200,000 car.

The "Mission: Impossible"-style heist on March 8, 2011, at the exclusive Van Ness Avenue dealership baffled San Francisco investigators, who later that week spotted the car on surveillance cameras rumbling across the Golden Gate Bridge and breezing into wealthy Tiburon.

The convertible, known to car buffs as a Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, was found Saturday in the possession of a 17-year-old San Rafael resident, who was allegedly keeping it in a rented Richmond storage locker.



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