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FCT Police Arrest Key Member of Notorious Car Theft Syndicate

Breaking: FCT Police Dismantle Infamous Car Theft Ring

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) police recently arrested a member of a notorious car theft syndicate involved in receiving, rebranding, and selling stolen vehicles.

This bust is part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb vehicle theft in the Abuja area.

The syndicate reportedly had a sophisticated operation, where stolen cars were altered to avoid detection before being sold to unsuspecting buyers.

The suspect in custody is believed to be a key player in the syndicate, and authorities are pursuing additional arrests to dismantle the entire network.

This crackdown highlights the FCT police’s commitment to reducing crime and ensuring the safety of residents and their property.

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