Wrocław police stopped the Ukrainian who stole a $250,000 Jeep in Berlin.

The intensive operational work of the department's two-year-old officers with car crime, in cooperation with police officers from the Wroclaw Traffic Department, led to the arrest of a 22-year-old Ukrainian citizen. It was taken by a nearly 250 thousand-dollar individual jeep wrangler, stolen in Berlin.

The detained man was moving a stolen vehicle on the A4 motorway towards Wrocław. The findings of the officers led to the tracking and detention of a 22-year-old on the Sub-Wroclaw section of the A4 motorway. The man has already heard allegations from Article 279(1) of the Criminal Code, and the court has decided to place him in custody, where he will spend the next 3 months.

The kind of vehicle and its value are irrelevant, due to the fact that each of them has its owner, for whom its failure creates many problems and unpleasant situations. It is frequently the only means of transport for him, and frequently it besides straight serves commercial purposes.

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This time, about 250,000 gold-worth jeep wrangler fell with the loot of thieves. The vehicle was stolen the same day in Berlin, and police officers from the department of 2 with automobile crime in Wroclaw City Command located it on their way to Wrocław.

Cooperation with traffic department officers led to the arrest of a 22-year-old Ukrainian citizen who sat behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle. The arrest itself took place on the Sub-Wroclaw section of the A4 motorway.

As a consequence of the search, officers revealed a GPS module removed from the interior of the car, which is utilized for the factory, in cases specified as described, to find it. The 22-year-old detainee wasn't a rookie and he knew how to avoid tracking the vehicle. The car was besides fitted with licence plates from another jeep, which were besides meant to confuse safety services.

The detainee is facing 10 years in prison. The court has already decided to apply a preventive measurement to him in the form of 3 months temporary detention.

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