40 minutes after arriving at a wedding in a Porsche we were notified the car was stolen by ""a group of armed masked bandits"" who specifically requested keys to the Porsche. after questioning the valet employees ourselves, who showed no remorse, care and were too calm and cool about the situation, they told us they didn't really see a gun but assumed they had one and still gave them the keys to the Porsche allowing them to grab more random keys from the valet key booth.\r
The valet employees story constantly changed and claimed they ""were expecting something like this to happen"" since this has been occurring in other events they coincidentally worked.\r
The owner of the reception hall was very accommodating and allowed us to view the surveillance video. When watching the video it almost appeared to seemed planned. The car full of ""bandits"" drove into the driveway the incorrect way without alarming any of them and perfectly parking in a location they almost seemed knew would avoid cameras. While the car was parked, a valet employee , who claimed he tried running in for help, was calmly standing by the car of ""bandits"" with his hands in his pockets like nothing was going on, while they grilled the other employee for keys. The Porsche was then driven out with ease from its convenient parking spot located by the exit of the lot.\r
When reviewing the video with the owner of the venue he found it strange the car was parked in that spot when the other lot was still empty and why it took much longer to park that car. He was very kind as well in offering to cover any damages which included the loss of $3000 worth of valuables left in the car.\r
The owner of carciege was rude and stated his company won't cover since guns were involved making it seem as if his employees were trained to mention a gun. He also did not notify the venue owner of other Robberies so he could take precaution. He smirked and talked down to us as if it was our fault the car was stolen.
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