They went looking for illegal residents in Rahat and found their unit mate's stolen motorcycle

Border Police officers from the Southern District conducting an operation against illegal residents in Rahat spotted a motorcycle without license plates. After a short chase and a check of the chassis number, it turned out the motorcycle had been stolen from their fellow unit member nine months ago. The motorcycle was returned to its owner.

Border Police officers from the Southern District went on a routine operation to locate illegal residents in the city of Rahat. During the patrol, they noticed a motorcyclist without license plates and signaled him to stop. The rider tried to flee but was caught after a short chase. Upon checking the chassis number, the officers discovered the motorcycle was stolen. Further investigation revealed that the owner of the motorcycle is a Southern District Border Police officer serving in the same unit. The motorcycle had been stolen from him nine months ago, before he began his permanent service in the Border Police. This morning (Thursday), the motorcycle was returned to its owner. The suspect was transferred for further investigation at the Rahat station of the Southern District police.