The car that had been stolen was also recovered by the police
who allegedly stole a car in Tampines on Saturday was arrested by the Singapore Police Force within four hours of carrying out the theft.
Private car theft has become relatively rare in Singapore, with the current rate of 1 case per 100,000 population, according to data platform Knoema. Individuals who believe that their vehicle has been stolen may call 999, file a police report online, or head to the nearest police station to file a report in person.In 2022, it made the news when a Singapore-registered Honda Civic Type R stolen from Genting Highlands, Malaysia, reportedly appeared about 300 kilometres away in Selangor with a new paint job, a replaced car plate, and some parts missing.
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