In a successful sting operation, Albuquerque Police arrested a man caught inside a bait car on Tuesday evening. The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released, was apprehended after officers remotely locked the vehicle and disabled its engine.
As per the official source from Yahoo The bait car, strategically placed in a high-theft area, is part of Albuquerque Police Department’s ongoing efforts to combat auto theft in the city.
Equipped with surveillance cameras and tracking devices, the bait car allowed officers to monitor the suspect’s actions in real-time.
Once inside, the suspect attempted to start the vehicle, triggering an alert to nearby officers. Police swiftly moved in, locking the car’s doors and shutting down the engine, effectively trapping the suspect. He was taken into custody without incident.
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This operation highlights the department’s proactive measures in addressing car theft and deterring criminal activity.
Albuquerque Police continue to employ innovative tactics to ensure the safety and security of the community, urging residents to report any suspicious activity.
Residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and support the police’s efforts by securing their vehicles and promptly reporting thefts.
The arrest serves as a reminder that Albuquerque Police are committed to reducing crime through both traditional methods and modern technology.