A police assistant commissioner discusses the surge in diesel thefts, particularly in rural areas, and the proposed implementation of prepay fuel systems to reduce fuel crime, while emphasizing the need for public vigilance and cooperation.
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The training outlet pretty sophisticated mechanism sometimes that, you know, they've got these siphoning kits they can cut through, they've got their storage vehicles and of course sometimes they're hitting it multiple times. So we're really relying on people actually tracking the levels of their diesel that they're storing. You know, we've had a couple of times where people haven't really noticed it till the third incident and that's why we've got to be eternally vigilant on this.
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