RAYONG, Thailand – Pluak Daeng Police in Rayong have dismantled a suspected motorcycle theft network, recovering 11 stolen motorcycles and returning them to their rightful owners following an intensive investigation. The operation was led by Pol. Col. Navin Sinthurat, Chief of Pluak Daeng Police Station, together with Pol. Lt. Col. Suchart Dusadee, Deputy Chief of Investigation, who coordinated with the station’s investigation team and special operations officers to track down those involved.
The investigation began after reports of motorcycle thefts in the area prompted police to gather intelligence and follow leads connected to the suspected network. Police investigators successfully located and seized 11 motorcycles believed to be linked to the theft operation. The recovered motorcycles were processed as evidence before officers coordinated with owners to verify ownership and arrange their return.
Authorities said the operation demonstrated the commitment of Pluak Daeng Police to preventing and suppressing crime while protecting residents’ property and confidence in Rayong. The recovery of the stolen motorcycles marks a significant step in helping victims regain their property, while investigators continue examining the wider network and gathering further evidence. Police praised all officers involved in the operation, saying the successful recovery reflected the dedication and teamwork of law enforcement personnel in returning stolen property to the public.
