A police operation in Tunisia has resulted in the arrest of a gang suspected of stealing cars using remote devices to open doors. The operation was carried out by the judicial police brigade in the Bahr region, who had been tracking the gang after a series of thefts were reported. The police used technical investigations and field follow-ups to identify the main perpetrator and his accomplices.
The gang was found to be operating in several areas of Tunis, including Bardo, Menara, Jardin du Carthage, Sokra, and Berges du Lac. The police gathered evidence and obtained a search warrant for the suspect's residence in Jebaliyah, Ariana. A raid was conducted, and the suspect was arrested, along with a car used in the thefts and three remote devices used to open cars and jam signals.
The police also seized 13 handbags designed for laptops, which were found during the search. The suspect was taken into custody, and investigations are ongoing. The gang is believed to have been responsible for multiple thefts in the region. The police operation was carried out with the support of the public prosecutor's office at the Tunis 1 court.
According to reports, the gang used remote devices to open car doors and steal valuables from inside. The devices were used to jam signals, allowing the gang to access cars without the owners' knowledge. The police investigation is ongoing, and more details are expected to be released as the case unfolds.
The arrest of the gang is seen as a significant success for the Tunisian police in their efforts to combat crime in the region. The police have been working to increase security and reduce crime rates in Tunis and surrounding areas. The operation demonstrates the police's ability to track and apprehend suspects using advanced techniques and technology.
The case highlights the growing concern over car thefts in Tunisia, particularly in urban areas. The use of remote devices to steal cars is a new trend, and the police are working to stay ahead of the gangs. The public prosecutor's office has confirmed that the suspect is being held and that investigations are ongoing.
The Tunisian police are urging anyone with information about car thefts or suspicious activity to come forward. The police are working to identify any other suspects involved in the gang and to determine the extent of their operations. The case is ongoing, and more information is expected to be released as it becomes available.
Key points
- The Tunisian police arrested a gang using remote devices to steal cars in the Tunis area.
- The gang was responsible for multiple thefts in several areas of Tunis.
- The police seized remote devices, a car, and 13 handbags designed for laptops during the operation.
