Police have located a stolen vehicle near Blackfriars Bridge in Greater Manchester.
The Mercedes A200 was discovered in the corner of a car park on the Salford side, according to a tweet from Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
The vehicle was also displaying false plates, the force said.
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"Officers located this #stolen Mercedes A200 on false plates during an #OpCustodian patrol of arterial routes in/out of Manchester," GMP wrote in a tweet sent at 2.27am on Saturday.
It continued: "The Merc was stashed in the corner of a car park on the Salford side, near #Blackfriars. #Foundyou! #CantTeachIt"
The Mercedes A200 retails for more than £23,000, while the performance AMG version can cost upwards of £30,000.
Operation Custodian is a GMP policing initiative aimed at tackling crime and keeping people safe in the evening and throughout the night.
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