Gendarmerie dismantles motorcycle theft gang in Yaoundé, recovers 36 stolen bikes
The national gendarmerie in Yaoundé has successfully dismantled a gang specializing in motorcycle theft, recovering 36 stolen motorcycles during a recent operation. This crackdown took place in the Messa and Briqueterie neighborhoods, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in the region.
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