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Confiscated scooters, motorcycles and private cars.

October 2, 2018

Confiscated scooters, motorcycles and private cars.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Department (KPSM) is hereby informing the general public with following: In connection with the large number of unclaimed scooters, motorcycles and private cars which were confiscated by police for traffic violations or for other investigations that the dates which were set to claim these vehicles have been extended until 12th 2018. Persons wanting to claim their vehicle can do so daily (except Saturday, October 6th and Sunday 7th) from 11.00 a.m. to 02.00 p.m.
Only those persons with valid documents to prove ownership should come and claim their scooter, motorcycle or private car. Persons without any valid documents claiming any scooter, motorcycle or private car will not be eligible to receive any of these vehicles.
To claim any of these scooters, motorcycles or private car on other dates than those that are mentioned will not be possible. The scooters, motorcycles or private vehicles that are not claimed would then be disposed of in an appropriate manner.
Visit KPSM Facebook Page for more information for more information.

KPSM Press Release.

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