Delhi: North district’s Anti-Auto Theft Squad has recovered 38 stolen two-wheelers and arrested six people during a 15-day drive, with police saying the operation helped solve 41 vehicle-theft cases.
The arrests include people allegedly involved in stealing vehicles and buying and selling stolen vehicles. Two of those held are alleged receivers of stolen vehicles.
Five operations trace stolen vehicles
The AATS team carried out five operations as part of the crackdown. CCTV footage, technical surveillance and intelligence inputs were used to follow the alleged vehicle-theft network.
The recovery includes motorcycles and scooters. Police shared an image showing the recovered two-wheelers arranged outside a police facility.
Police link recoveries to 41 theft cases
Delhi Police said the 15-day campaign resulted in the recovery of 38 two-wheelers and the solving of 41 theft cases. These are separate figures: the number of recovered vehicles is 38.
The action was undertaken by the AATS team of North district.
Related: In a separate AATS investigation, four stolen Cretas and a Dzire were recovered.
