VOC spotters in hunt for receivers
20th January 1967, Page 29
20th January 1967
Page 29
Page 29, 20th January 1967
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SPOT checks on lorries are being carried out by
members of the Vehicle Observer Corps as part of an expanded programme for vehicle security in 1967. They will note the registration numbers of' all commercial vehicles passing various points, then compare them with the list of stolen vehicles.
Idea is to gain valuable information about the direction in which receivers of stolen goods may be located. The time at which the vehicle is spotted will also help to establish the actual time of the theft where the driver is unable to give accurate information.
Details collected by the spotters will be used only for these purposes and will subsequently be destroyed. Spotters who find a stolen vehicle may qualify for one of the rewards that are offered.
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Vehicle Observer Corps