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Mumbai: Byculla police arrest 4 for stealing engine controller modules from taxis

The accused used to steal the ECMs which costs around Rs 50,000 in market and sale it in black market

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Byculla police have busted a racket of four people involved in stealing and selling Engine Controller Modules (ECM) from taxis. Cops have recovered 35 ECMs from the accused worth Rs 4.93 Lakh. According to police probe, the accused used to steal the ECMs which costs around Rs 50,000 in market and sale it in black market. All the accused have been sent in police custody.

From July 25 to 27, two offences were registered in Byculla police station in which ECMs from cabs were stolen by breaking the door. Ashok Khot, Senior Inspector of Byculla police station had directed Inspector Chimaji Adhav to investigate the theft.

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