Lubowa Police Station has successfully recovered 30 stolen motor vehicle number plates, following a tip-off that led to a remarkable discovery on September 11, 2025, at around 1:30 pm in Sseguku Zone 5. Acting swiftly on the information, officers traced the stolen items to a sweet potato garden, where they found a sack marked “Kakira Sugar” containing the number plates.
Police have recorded statements from relevant witnesses as part of their ongoing investigations. The recovered number plates are now safely held at Lubowa Police Station, awaiting their rightful owners. Authorities are urging anyone who reported a stolen number plate to visit the station and identify their property.
The recovery demonstrates the effectiveness of community cooperation with law enforcement and highlights Lubowa Police’s commitment to tackling theft and recovering stolen property. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to aid police efforts in maintaining public safety.
This recovery not only restores property to vehicle owners but also sends a strong message to thieves that law enforcement remains alert and proactive in addressing crime. The community’s swift response and the police’s prompt action have ensured that stolen property is returned, contributing to a safer environment for all.
Lubowa Police, led by SSP P. Onyango, continue to reassure the public that such proactive measures are part of their broader commitment to keeping the area secure and protecting residents’ property.
