Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Guntur Police Arrest Nine, Recover 34 Stolen Two-Wheelers
The Guntur police caught nine people who were stealing motorcycles and scooters, getting back 34 stolen vehicles.
These thefts happened in different areas because owners weren't always careful about where they parked.
Police used cameras and tracked known criminals to find the thieves.
The stolen vehicles were worth around Rs 25 lakh.
Police are reminding people to lock their bikes and park them safely to stop thefts.
The arrested people often targeted vehicles parked near markets and other public spaces.
Guntur Police arrested nine individuals and recovered 34 stolen two-wheelers.
The recovered vehicles are valued at approximately Rs 25 lakh.
The police launched a special drive following multiple reports of two-wheeler thefts.
Investigations used CCTV footage, history-sheeter tracking, and technical analysis.
Police advised vehicle owners to use locks and park in safe locations.
- Who
- Guntur Police, including Additional SP (Crimes) K Supraja, CCS DSP Shivaji Raju, and others.
- What
- Guntur police recovered 34 stolen two-wheelers and arrested nine people.
- When
- The arrests and recoveries were announced on Friday.
- Where
- Guntur district, specifically in the East, West, Nallapadu, and Tadikonda police subdivisions.
- Why
- To address a rise in two-wheeler thefts in the area.
Victims
Police
Theft and Recovery
Victims
Loss of property and inconvenience due to theft.
Police
Police action to recover stolen vehicles and arrest the thieves.
- Recovered vehicles
- 34
- Value of recovered vehicles
- Rs 25 lakh
- Number of suspects arrested
- 9
- Key areas of theft
- East, West, Nallapadu, Tadikonda police subdivisions
- Police advice
- Use locks and park in safe locations
