21-01-2025, 04:07 AM
Dorvische Allgemeine Zeitung
Dorvish Police conduct province-wide crackdown on stolen vehicles.
December 5603
Dorvish Police in Greater Kordusia have announced that over the course of two weeks they have recovered approximately 27 stolen vehicles. The operation, carried out by the Greater Kordusia Provincial Police's Mobile Task Forces (Dundorfian: Mobiles Einsatzkommando; MEK), or specialized plain clothes formations that conduct specialized enforcement were joined by both the Greater Kordusia Provinicial Police's Traffic Police (Verkehrspolizei) and Highway Police (Autobahnpolizei) in conducting this operation. The vehicles, largely higher end models were stolen from across the globe and imported to Dorvik. Officials from the Greater Kordusia Provincial Criminal Police and the Greater Kordusia Provincial Criminal Office were involved in the operation and while the operation has just kicked off, a part of a nation-wide effort to crackdown on crime, they were incredibly positive about the results over the first two weeks. Provincial Police President, General (Police) Tobi Lorenz welcomed the start of operations, which he noted might be expanded nation-wide should this prove to be a success, and applauded the efforts of all involved. A number of the arrests also related to flight from the police, in which President Lorenz noted that there were no additional accidents or property damage in relation to pursuits. "I want none to make a mistake, we will not hesitate to chase these criminals. These vehicles are being utilized to commit greater crimes, including organized crime and some are related to prohibited groups and funding those prohibited groups." The Ministry of the Interior has deferred to the Greater Kordusia Provincial Ministry of the Interior for comments, stating that the operation was largely created and pushed by the Greater Kordusian government but they welcome any and all cooperation within the Dorvish Police.