A stolen car in Pristina has been found four days later in Arllat, all by chance, after its leader had committed a backlog in traffic. The police had signaled to stop, but he ignored the order. After the chase, the driver had abandoned the car near a underpass and had left while verification found that the vehicle was wanted for theft.
Signal Journal sources suggest that it is a white Volkswagen Caddy, owned by D.T (29), who had reported it stolen on October 27th, on the Krrelijam Street in Pristina.
According to information provided by the signal, the owner’s father parked his car in front of the Dashamir furnace.
When Torez was out about 3:00, the car was gone. He had checked again about 0600 and then searched the parking lot, but without result.
At first, he had contacted family members to see if any of them had taken the vehicle. Having received negative answers, he had reported the case to the police.
One important detail was that the keys were left inside the car, since the vehicle was used for the needs of the family business.
Its value, according to the owner, was about 4 thousand euros.
Traffic Recking That Lead to Stolen Car
Four days later, on October 31st, around 08:50, a police patrol on Paje Pristina National Road has noticed a Volkswagen Caddy who had committed a violation of traffic.
The police have signaled the directors to stop, but he has not respected the signal and continued moving.
The patrol is behind him until the driver stopped the car at the underpass near the bridge in Arllat and left the scene.
After verifying the vehicle, police have found it was about Caddy, reportedly stolen in Pristina.
The car was sent to the South Police Station, where it was subjected to a proper examination and then returned to its owner.
The person running the vehicle has not been identified in the information so far, while it remains to be explained whether he is the person who had stolen the car.
The case continues to be treated as a death.
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Source Layer: Signal
