KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police in Kansas City, Missouri, say eight people have been arrested following a months-long investigation of an area-wide theft ring.
KCPD posted the results of its investigation Thursday morning on social media. In addition to eight arrests, investigators towed 34 vehicles and recovered 10 stolen BMX bikes, a golf cart and ski equipment.
This past week, KCPD Property Crimes Detectives worked with the City of Kansas City along with the Missouri Highway Patrol on a month’s long investigation involving a local theft ring. pic.twitter.com/q60zaYdjxU
— kcpolice (@kcpolice) July 18, 2024
Police say they also recovered more than $10K in stolen medical equipment.
Police worked with the Missouri State Highway Patrol in the investigation.
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