00:00Car crime isn't abstract, it hits jobs, insurance costs and the small firms that live off their vans.
00:08Police say nearly 200 stolen vehicles are back on the book since April, around £2 million in value.
00:14Good news for victims waiting on a recovery, not a write off.
00:18The team targets car key burglaries, cloned plates and suspects tied to organised crime.
00:24You'll see the tactics, boxing in on driveways, quick motorway stops, unmarked interceptors tracking cars used in break-ins.
00:32Officers say they've made more than 200 arrests in five months, with drugs and cash seized along the way.
00:39But arrests aren't outcomes, what matters is how many lead charges, how many cars are returned to owners and how many are too damaged to save.
00:49There's a road safety angle too, the same unit works with the road harm prevention team on the so-called vital four.
00:56Speed, drink or drug use, mobiles and no seat belts.
01:00The target is blunt, half people killed or seriously hurt by 2030, then pushed towards zero.
01:06That only means something if the trend moves, not just the headlines.
01:10For businesses, every stolen van means missed call-outs and idle staff.
01:15For families, premiums rise and confidence drops.
01:18Recovery is help, but prevention is what cuts bills.
01:22That means basic security, better locks, trackers where viable and policing that turns arrest into court results.
01:29The Taikauai simple, visible wins on recovery, a tougher test on outcomes.
01:34If the charge rate rises and theft risk falls, people will feel it where it counts.
01:39At work, on the school run and on the balance sheet.
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