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Car theft rife in Centurion

With the festive holidays fast approaching, police are concerned about the escalating rate of theft of motor vehicles in Centurion.

Police warned that car thieves in Centurion were targeting  Toyota Hilux and Fortuner vehicles and that they use remote control devices to jam the locking system of the vehicles to obtain access.

With the festive holidays fast approaching, police are concerned about the escalating rate of theft of motor vehicles in Centurion.

This came to light after several cases were opened at Lyttelton police station whereby car owners allegedly found their cars missing at parking lots.

According to Warrant Officer Hero Gumbu they recently arrested two suspects in connection with the theft of motor vehicles. He said members of the community should take note that during the festive season many vehicles are stolen and that vehicle owners should take precautionary measures as given out by police.

Ensure that the car is locked properly and do not leave valuables lying around in the car. Gumbu further said members of the public should work hand in hand with the police in fighting crime and report any criminal incidents iwwwmmediately to the police.

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