GHAZIABAD: Two suspected automobile snatchers had been arrested on Friday night time in Loni. Nine stolen cars were recovered from their posession, police officers said.
Police said the two males, along with their accomplices, used digital units and laptops to first switch off the sensors and GPS of the automobiles before stealing them. The stolen cars and SUVs had been then taken to garages in Moradabad and Sambhal districts the place their chassis and engines had been replaced with those automobiles that have been broken in injuries. Later, they had been sold in Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar.
The arrested persons have confessed to stealing no less than 60 automobiles from Delhi and NCR previously two months, the police added.
They were identified as Nafees, a native of Sambhal and Imran, who belongs to Moradabad. Four in their accomplices are nonetheless absconding. One of the absconding, Sageer, is a professional in deactivating sensors and GPS of automobiles via various units and laptops.
Ghaziabad SSP Vaibhav Krishna said, “All contributors of the group have explicit activity assigned to them. The two arrested accused were given the activity of stealing automobiles after breaking their locks using an L-shape rod and screwdrivers. After enhancing the automobiles at garages, they had been first taken to Manipur and Tripura and from there they had been further sent to Nepal and different neighbouring nations.”
The two had been caught from near Mahakal temple in DLF space all the way through a checking drive. They had been using a stolen Honda City automobile. On their instance, 8 different automobiles including Maruti Brezza, Mahindra Bolero, Hyundai Accent and extra had been recovered from a plot in Preet Vihar space in Loni.
Krishna said the group has been energetic in Delhi and NCR since final five-six months and the contributors used to thieve two cars every day on an average. Interestingly, the group contributors used the calling facility of WhatsApp to remain in contact.
Umesh Kumar Pandey, SHO, Loni police station said, “The gang used to be highly intelligent and used to shop for broken automobiles at affordable charges after which used their paperwork, chassis and engine numbers to keep away from suspicion. In this manner, no one could even assume that they had been stealing automobiles.”
Police said the two males, along with their accomplices, used digital units and laptops to first switch off the sensors and GPS of the automobiles before stealing them. The stolen cars and SUVs had been then taken to garages in Moradabad and Sambhal districts the place their chassis and engines had been replaced with those automobiles that have been broken in injuries. Later, they had been sold in Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar.
The arrested persons have confessed to stealing no less than 60 automobiles from Delhi and NCR previously two months, the police added.
They were identified as Nafees, a native of Sambhal and Imran, who belongs to Moradabad. Four in their accomplices are nonetheless absconding. One of the absconding, Sageer, is a professional in deactivating sensors and GPS of automobiles via various units and laptops.
Ghaziabad SSP Vaibhav Krishna said, “All contributors of the group have explicit activity assigned to them. The two arrested accused were given the activity of stealing automobiles after breaking their locks using an L-shape rod and screwdrivers. After enhancing the automobiles at garages, they had been first taken to Manipur and Tripura and from there they had been further sent to Nepal and different neighbouring nations.”
The two had been caught from near Mahakal temple in DLF space all the way through a checking drive. They had been using a stolen Honda City automobile. On their instance, 8 different automobiles including Maruti Brezza, Mahindra Bolero, Hyundai Accent and extra had been recovered from a plot in Preet Vihar space in Loni.
Krishna said the group has been energetic in Delhi and NCR since final five-six months and the contributors used to thieve two cars every day on an average. Interestingly, the group contributors used the calling facility of WhatsApp to remain in contact.
Umesh Kumar Pandey, SHO, Loni police station said, “The gang used to be highly intelligent and used to shop for broken automobiles at affordable charges after which used their paperwork, chassis and engine numbers to keep away from suspicion. In this manner, no one could even assume that they had been stealing automobiles.”
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