Patna: GPS tracker equipped with a motorcycle stolen from the Khagaul train station on Wednesday helping the police expose the organized bicycle theft racquet that operates from Chechaul Maharajanj Village Chak under the Naubatpur police station area in West Patna.
The police said the raid was being carried out to arrest the gang leader suspected of Mukesh Kumar aka Kabir and his father Shahjanand Kumar.
Mukesh, according to the police, is a mechanic bike.
Police have restored spare parts, machinery, and registration plates at least six to eight bikes stolen from various regions of Western Patna in the last few days of Mukesh’s house.
However, stolen bikes are equipped with GPS trackers not found.
Sho from the police station Khagaul Mukesh Kumar Mukesh said more people were involved in the racket.
“Mukesh is used to sell stolen vehicle parts at a cheaper level to its customers.
It seems that criminals sell stolen bikes at a very cheap rate for Mukesh.
The police are looking for a GPS bike from one Akash Kumar stolen from the Khagaul train station place,” Sho said.
“Akash bikes are equipped with a GSP device.
Validity has expired.
A company employee who provides tracking facilities restoring the validity of the device after that Akash approaches the police on Thursday.
This device shows Chakaul Maharajanj Village Chak as a bicycle location.
The Naubatpur police station was told about the gang and The attack was carried out.
However, Akash’s stolen bicycle could not be traced.
It seems they are now dismantling the GPS device, “he said.
Sho of Naubatpur Police Station Samrat Deepak Kumar said a FIR was asked with respect to the racket.
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