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Two separate arrests made for suspicion on stolen vehicles. | SMN News

August 25, 2020

Two separate arrests made for suspicion on stolen vehicles. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The KSPM police patrol was directed to the Bush Road area on Tuesday evening, August 24th, 2020 for what the dispatchers described as a suspected vehicle that had been reported stolen was spotted.
While patrolling on the Bush road, the officers spotted the vehicle driving and ordered the driver to stop. While controlling the VIN on the white Hyundai Grand I-10, it was evident to the officers that numbers had been tampered with. The driver with the initials R.D was immediately arrested and the vehicle confiscated. The suspect was brought to the police station in Philipsburg where


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