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That's very poor if the police are unavailable. Would phoning 999 be considered not suitable? What are you supposed to do? -
Checked on car check U.K. and there is a stolen report on it however nooone from 101 is answering, Met live chat is down and no one answering emails. It’s parked outside 513A lordship lane, next to Westminster carpets if someone can get through to the police. I’ll keep trying. -
I was told they'd normally wait 24 hours to check a tracker wasn't installed. For a valuable car. Unless the car was taken from someone not yet aware (away on holiday or business) I'd have thought if there was a tracker it would have been found by now. But if they knew their victim was away they might wait longer. What they don't want is the eventual destination garage to be located with a tracker. -
Apparently stolen cars are dumped for a few days in case they have a tracker. They wait to see if the car is found - if not then they will take. Worth seeing if reported stolen
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