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Suspect vehicle identification

Dark-colored four-door sedan. License plate is mounted high on the trunk lid. Rear side glass has a narrow base that dives down sharply at the C-pillar corner (not a consistent arc across the roofline). Front fog-light illumination forms a distinct L shape that matches the pre-facelift 9th-gen Malibu signature; the 2019 refresh deleted that L-shaped element, so 2019+ model years are excluded. A distinctive crease runs along the side of the hood. Current top candidate: Chevrolet Malibu, 9th generation, 2016–2018 model years.

Surveillance footage of the suspect vehicle

Doorbell cam.

East cam.

Porch cam.

Suspect rear detail — Rear detail. License plate sits **high** on the trunk lid. Rear side glass has a distinctive curved-hook corner where it meets the C-pillar.

Suspect fog-light housing — un-glared — Fog-light housing — un-glared angle. The squared-off lower-bumper pod shape matches the Malibu.

Suspect fog-light lit — L-shape illumination — Same fog-light lit. The illumination forms a clear **L shape** that matches the 9th-gen Malibu's L-shaped LED daytime-running / fog signature exactly.

Suspect wheel detail — Wheel detail — **five-star, two-spoke** design. Matches the factory wheel seen on the dark 2018 Malibu reference below in the candidate gallery.

Candidates

1. Chevrolet Malibu (9th gen, pre-facelift) 2016–2018

Top candidate

2018 Chevrolet Malibu in dark color — 2018 Malibu — confirms two key matches: the **L-shaped fog signature** and the **five-star two-spoke wheel design**.

Side profile — rear glass narrow base diving down at the corner matches the suspect.

9th gen Chevrolet Malibu front (pre-facelift) three-quarter — 2016–2018 front — hood-side crease and L-shaped lower fog/DRL housing match the surveillance footage.

2019+ Malibu post-facelift front — 2019+ post-facelift for comparison. The L-shaped fog signature was removed in the 2019 refresh and replaced with the small horizontal pod seen here — so 2019 and later model years are **excluded**.

Chevrolet Impala (10th gen) 2014–2020

Likely out — rear glass arc

2014–2020 Chevrolet Impala rear three-quarter — Rear glass carries a consistent arc across the roofline with a wide triangular base. Suspect's rear glass narrows and dives down at the corner.

Hyundai Sonata (7th gen, LF) 2015–2019

Likely out — low plate

2015–2019 Hyundai Sonata (LF) side profile.

2018–2019 Hyundai Sonata rear three-quarter — Plate sits low in the bumper, not on the trunk lid.

For the report

Suspect vehicle: dark-colored four-door sedan. Top candidate: Chevrolet Malibu, 9th generation, model years 2016–2018 (pre-facelift; 2019+ ruled out by absence of the L-shaped fog/DRL signature). Approached the property from the northwest, parked briefly, occupant exited and broke into the parked truck, returned to the vehicle, and departed.

One-time sync: scrub each video to the exact frame of the BANG (the window break), then click "Mark BANG here" under that pane. When all three are marked, the global timeline anchors at the BANG. Use frame step (, .) when active in a pane.

Scene briefing

Surveillance footage of the suspect vehicle

Candidates

For the report