Coimbatore: City police have registered API (First Information Report) in connection with more than 170 complaints of motorcycle theft made last year.
Police officers said the police had not registered fire against this complaint because they could not ensure the facts when his complaint was accepted.
However, when Deepak M Damor took over as Commissioner of the City in May, he ordered the police to register firs for all complaints delayed in connection with the case of motorcycle theft, officers added.
So, according to 279 motorbikes, 279 motorcycles were registered theft since the beginning of this year until October 22 compared to 125 cases that were registered as a total of 2020.
Of the 125 cases, 99 was completed and 130 people were arrested last year compared to 106 cases completed and 153 .
“After registering fir, many people claim compensation from insurance companies.
people like that do not get back if they recover stolen motorcycle.
the motorcycle was confiscated will be submitted to the insurance company through the courts,” said a police officer.
The officer said the police were not disturbed about the number of fire shots.
“We immediately registered a case, if the complaint was found original.
In the case of cell phone theft cases, we immediately registered fir,” the officer said.
Police data showed that most motorcycle theft was reported near Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH) (CMCH) at the police course, Cross Cut Road at the Kattoor Police Station and in front of the Devanga School at the Puram Hospital Police Station.
“Police in ordinary clothes are placed in several places at the Puram RS station limit.
If they find people who roam the parking area in a suspicious way, the police immediately questioned it,” said Manikandan, Assistant Commissioner of Police, RS Puram Range.