Cops find stolen car with public’s help
(CNS) UPDATED: The white 2000 Toyota Mark II that was stolen from Whitman Seymour Road in George Town over the weekend has been found. Police said the vehicle was recovered yesterday but they did not say where it was found. Officers are now investigating the circumstances of the stolen vehicle and thanked the public for their assistance in finding it.
If anyone has any information relating to this incident please contact the George Town Police Station at 949-4222. Alternatively, anonymous tips can be provided to the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or the RCIPS website.
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Quick off the mark,, I suspect the thief crashed at high speed into the West Bay Police Station.
They will probably be in court next week. The chip in the new license plates fed the information back to the police from the numerous checkpoints the car, of necessity, passed through. Besides the information fed from the new license plates, the surveillance camera system that was installed many years ago has video footage with clear images of the occupants for just about every yard the car travelled as they drove the car from where it was stolen to the final destination.
What fantasy world do you live in?
Lol. That’s sarcasm.
and who said the police farce are over staffed and under worked???
time for pay increases all around and some national heroes awards i say!
phew!…i can now rest easy tonight…
maybe it was stolen and given back after the baddies tested it out….
And raccoon escaping from containers and such. Clearly not much going on in here.
Just saying.
CCTV?
I’m sure certain parts from this car are already in a container for their destination in Jamaica.
Police are becoming aware that stolen cars are used as getaway vehicles after robberies.
Curious. What’s up with this? What makes this stolen car more special than others that are stolen that it is on CNS?
CNS: We post all the RCIPS reports about stolen cars. There just haven’t been any for a while. I’ve no idea if that’s because no cars have been stolen or the police haven’t issued press releases about them.
Ah, I see. It IS a good idea. Now if they would only utilize it..!