Quick work by police officers led to the recovery of a suspected stolen vehicle, on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Members of the Ekurhuleni West Cluster Crime Prevention Task Team received information to be on the lookout for the vehicle which had allegedly been stolen in Germiston.<\/p>
Const Zebron Ndlela received the coordinates from a tracking company and traced the vehicle and the suspects to the Twala section, in Katlehong.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe police officer and his colleague approached the vehicle but the suspects ran away and jumped into a Toyota Corolla and sped off,\u201d said Capt Andr\u00e9 de Jager, spokesman for Ekurhuleni West Cluster.<\/p>
Ndlela left his colleague at the suspected stolen vehicle and chased the Toyota.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe suspects then abandoned the Toyota in the Nkema section and fled the scene,\u201d De Jager said.<\/p>\n
No arrests have been made.<\/p>\n
Upon further investigation it was determined that the Toyota had also been stolen and a case registered in Primrose.<\/p>\n
The stolen vehicle, a Hyundai H100, traced by the police, was stolen in Germiston and a case opened at the Germiston Police Station.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe members were congratulated for their dedicated police work and for recovering two stolen vehicles,\u201d said De Jager.<\/p>\n
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