A new technology used by police to immobilize vehicles in Michigan, Michigan, helped recover a stolen car on Thursday on a highway in the area. Three people are in custody but the stolen vehicle lost its back axis in the thieves’ attempt to escape. According to Michigan State Police, police officers patrolling Detroit around 7:25 in the morning found a stolen Chevrolet Cruze and began watching it. The driver, later identified as a 27-year-old from Brighton, entered the West Highway I-96 and continued to Livia. Police alerted police in the area, which has a special car immobilization tool, the so -called Grappler, who uses a net to “catch” the rear tires of a vehicle to stop it. Libya police officers responded and used the grappler on the highway near Stark Road. Police said the driver tried to continue his course even after the […]
Source: News Beast
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