Noxy

Hey everybody. I don't know which thread I should put this in or even what to put in this since I've never had a car stolen, but here goes...

I just got home from Autozone on 50th and Center where I was grabbing a couple parts for the 240. I was just picking them up, seriously took me a minute and a half, quick in and out so I left the car running. I was walking out of the door and I heard my NX burning out. Not going anywhere, just burning out in the snow. HE CAN'T EVEN DRIVE A STICK. I'm just sitting there watching, cause he's a big man and there was also a car full of his buddies trying to get away, too (also mashing on the gas so hard they can't get traction in the snow) so I didn't feel like getting shot. I call 911 and get connected before they get traction and eventually they get away after he kills it once or twice. Anyway, I filed a report with the cop and told them the direction they headed off in. The only reason I'm posting this here is that if by any chance someone sees it they can alert the police or maybe get a hold of me or something. Here's the description of my car:

-1993 Nissan NX 1600
-Metallic Blue
-Hatchback with T-tops
-Headlights are normal, but I put LED bulbs in the parking lights so they are blue when running.
-Dent in the drivers side front fender the size of a dinner plate.
-Loud as hell, the pipe that connects to the muffler disconnected last week, so you can see the pipe hanging down.
-Black front seats, and tan rear seats (any little detail helps right?)
-Rocker panels are rusted out
-Iowa plates from Cerro Gordo county

Description of the guy if it helps any
-African American around 30 years old
-Looked about 6 feet tall around 230 lbs.
-Pulled up in a green early 90's Grand Caravan that was rusted and missing A LOT of trim.

Again, don't know if its okay to even put this here, but I need this car back since I'm a delivery driver/ student and all of my school books were in there... I know I shouldn't have left the car running, I never do when I'm delivering so I don't know why this time... Here's a picture of it:



I also posted this on NICO and other forums. If you need any more information or have some that will help please contact me at 402-215-8440 or (preferably) the Omaha police. Thank you!