Update: 

​11am

HORSHAM Police have called for witnessed after they confirmed the last of four cars stolen during an apparent spree in the early hours of Monday morning has been located. 

Acting Sergeant Rob McBride said the silver Lexcen sedan was found near Horsham Cemetery this morning.

He said police are appealing for witnesses who might have spotted the vehicle, or any strange behaviour on Sunday night, Monday morning or up to the car being located Tuesday morning. 

Acting Sergeant McBride said anyone with information could call Horsham Police Station on 5382 9200 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

9am

HORSHAM police have found a vehicle believed to be a silver Lexcen sedan that went missing during a spate of thefts in the early hours of Monday morning. 

Police are on scene processing the vehicle, which was found near the Horsham cemetery. 

Monday:

HORSHAM Crime Investigation Unit is investigating after four vehicles were stolen between Sunday night and Monday morning in Horsham. 

Acting Sergeant David Richardson said police believed the first vehicle was reported stolen from Caltex service station on Stawell Road between 2am and 5am. 

He said the time-frame of the other thefts was difficult to determine.

Sergeant Richardson said three of the four vehicles had been located after being abandoned. 

He said one car remained outstanding. 

Sergeant Richardson said a silver Toyota Lexcen sedan, which was similar in appearance to a VS Commodore, might be being used by transport by the offenders. 

He said it was believed the Lexcen was the first vehicle reported stolen. 

The last vehicle reported stolen was found at the same Caltex service station. 

Sergeant Richardson said two of the vehicles had been recovered in Riverside, Horsham. 

He said police were appealing for information about the silver vehicle or any unusual behaviour observed.

“Police would welcome information regarding erratic behaviour, strange behaviour or anything seen in and around the area,” he said. 

“Any information can be directed to the Crime Investigation Unit who are taking carriage of the investigation.”

Police do not yet know who is responsible for the thefts. 

Sergeant Richardson asked anybody with information to call Horsham Police Station on 5382 9200 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.