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Forces back tracking devices in bid to beat rural crime
A vehicle tracking firm is strengthening its ties with UK forces by focusing on rural crime prevention.
Call off the search: trackers are being used in a bid to cut rural vehicle thefts
Date - 12th July 2021
By - Chris Smith
By - Chris Smith
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