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GPS tracking helps Ballarat police catch two car thieves in hours

Ballarat police used GPS tracking to find a stolen 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander and arrest two women within hours.

Why it mattersGPS tracking can find stolen cars quickly and help police catch car thieves. Police say it's a strong theft deterrent.

AustraliaThis case shows Ballarat police are actively targeting car theft, a priority crime in the region, and demonstrates why adding GPS tracking to a vehicle matters for owners.

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