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✓ The CourierTechnology & Tools

Victoria Police launches tool to check stolen cars

Victorians can now search online to check if a car is stolen and report its location to police.

Why it mattersThe tool lets ordinary people help recover stolen vehicles and shows thieves are using sophisticated key-cloning techniques.

AustraliaVictoria residents can now help stop car theft in their area and protect their own vehicles against push-start targeting.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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