Police hunt supercar fans who took selfies with £160,000 McLaren just minutes before bag containing tens of thousands of pounds was snatched from the seat

A bag containing tens of thousands of pounds was stolen from a £160,000 McLaren supercar after by-standers took selfies near the vehicle, police have said.
West Midlands Police are appealing for witnesses to the 'unusual' robbery, in which winnings from a bet were snatched during a struggle in Birmingham city centre.
The victim, a 52-year-old man, was sitting in the distinctive orange McLaren on New Meeting Street on April 22, and had left the cash on the passenger seat
The West Midlands force said in a statement: 'At around 3.30pm two men forced open the car door.
'There was a struggle and they managed to wrench the bag of cash from the man's grip.
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'Prior to the robbery, a group of young men took selfies next to the car. They may have uploaded these to social media sites such as Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook.
'We believe they witnessed the robbery and may have even pocketed some of the stolen cash.'
One of the suspects is described as a light-skinned black man, aged between 20 and 22 years old, about 6ft, with an athletic build and short black hair. He was wearing black jeans and a dark top.
West Midlands Police are appealing for witnesses to the 'unusual' robbery, which saw the money snatched from the 52-year-old victim while he was sitting in the car (pictured in the show room before it was purchased



West Midlands Police are appealing for witnesses to the 'unusual' robbery, which saw the money snatched from the 52-year-old victim while he was sitting in the car (pictured in the show room before it was purchased)
A second suspect, wearing a grey hooded coat, is believed to be a dark-skinned black man, aged between 22 and 24 years old, about 5ft 7ins and slim with dreadlocks.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Laurence Green said: 'The car is very distinctive and it's an unusual crime, however we believe there were a number of people in the area at the time who have not come forward.
'I urge anyone who witnessed the robbery to get in touch and I am especially keen to hear from anyone who thinks they may know the identity of the suspects.'