The cars were found to be stolen (Image: Brierley Hill Police)
Police have found two stolen cars whilst out on patrol in the West Midlands.
Brierley Hill Police said they saw two suspicious vehicles whilst out on patrol and after conducting checks, they were both found to be stolen and on cloned plates.
One had been stolen during a burglary and the other had been stolen during a keyless theft.
The cars have both now been recovered.
In a post on social media, Brierley Hill Police said: "On patrol, we saw these two suspicious vehicles. We conducted checks and established they were both stolen and on cloned registration plates.
"One was stolen during a burglary and the other during a keyless theft. They have both now been recovered"
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