About 30 vehicles found submerged in South Florida lake

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Police departments in South Florida are investigating the discovery of about 30 vehicles submerged in a lake over the weekend.

A private investigation agency alerted police to the vehicles, Doral Police Cmdr. Alicia Neal said in a statement.Authorities remove a vehicle from Doral Lake near Miami on Tuesday.“The respective dive teams from multiple agencies have begun the recovery/extraction of the vehicles and a thorough investigation has taken place," Neal said.

Personnel with the private investigation agency that alerted police to the vehicles Sunday were at the lake on a missing persons' case, Zabaleta said."In other words, we have no reasons to believe we’re going to find bodies in these cars," he said."But who’s to say that these cars weren’t involved in an armed robbery 10 years ago?"“The first vehicle was an Acura Legend that was removed. It was stolen around 2002,” Doral Police Chief Edwin Lopez told the station.

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