Sale Police Arrest Repeat Offender Accused of Targeting VTC Drivers

• 31-year-old man arrested for targeting VTC drivers in Sale.
• Suspect used mobile app to ambush drivers in rural areas.
• One suspect caught in a state of intoxication after crimes.

Police Crackdown on Violence Against Drivers

Arrest Made in Sale Amid Concerns for VTC Drivers Off the streets of Sale, police successfully apprehended a man early Friday morning involved in violent attacks against ride-hailing drivers. The 31-year-old suspect has a troubling history, with numerous previous encounters with law enforcement tied to theft and drug offenses. This latest arrest is a part of ongoing efforts to protect VTC drivers who have increasingly found themselves targets of aggressive crimes.

Suspects’ Modus Operandi Outlined

Details Emerge on VTC Driver Assaults The police investigation revealed a disturbing method employed by the suspect and an accomplice as they allegedly ambushed drivers. They reportedly utilized a mobile app to call for rides in Sidi Bouknadel, a rural area adjacent to Sale. Upon arrival, the suspects allegedly threatened the drivers into relinquishing their vehicles, before fleeing the scene.

Robberies Escalate but Police Response Swift

Less than 24 hours post the initial crime spree, the duo struck again, this time in a more aggressive manner. After ordering another ride, they reportedly brandished a bladed weapon to intimidate the driver. Following the assault, they managed to steal not only the vehicle but also cash during the chaotic confrontation. Thankfully, police were quick to respond, resulting in the arrest of one suspect shortly thereafter, who was found intoxicated and in possession of the stolen items.

In sum, the arrest of the repeat offender highlights ongoing concerns about safety among VTC drivers. Police are currently investigating and have already identified a second suspect. Authorities emphasize their commitment to swift action against those who threaten public safety.