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Suspected car thief arrested: New Westminster Police

Darpan News Desk New Westminster Police, 09 Feb, 2023 04:47 PM
  • Suspected car thief arrested: New Westminster Police

On February 1st members of the New West Police found a stolen vehicle in the 300 block of Ash Street.  The suspected car thief was later located and arrested at a cheque cashing store in a neighbouring city.  In addition to the stolen vehicle, the suspect was in possession of credit cards that were not in his name.

“Auto thefts can be very complex and dynamic investigations,” Stated Sergeant Andrew Leaver. “Members of the Crime Reduction Unit and Street Crime Unit did an excellent job of taking this driver safely into custody. This suspect can look forward to his day in court.”

45 year old Norvie Nativdad of New Westminster has been charged with Possession of Stolen Property Over $5000, Breach of Undertaking Order, Breach of Release Order, and Unauthorized use of credit card. 

The New Westminster Police Department encourages residents to use an anti-theft device or steering wheel lock, to keep spare keys in a safe place, and to park in a secure and well-lit space.

 

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