PCC warns car manufacturers on targeted vehicle theft

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PCC warns car manufacturers on targeted vehicle theft

A huge demand among cash-strapped motorists for cheap spares is leading to organised car thefts, data from the West Midlands PCC has revealed.

Gone in 60 seconds: cark makers must do more to stop vehicle thefts says PCC

Date - 17th March 2021
By - Chris Smith

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The Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands has urged carmakers to up their game on security. Former labour transport minister David Jamieson, who has a host of manufacturers on his doorstep, has warned West Midlands officers were...

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