New Study Confirms 30,000 Thefts a Year Are Not Even Investigated by the Police

A new UK study reveals that up to 30,000 annual car thefts, worth over $335 million (229 million pounds), are not investigated by the police because they are “not worthy.” The new research, conducted by Accident Exchange and its fraud investigation team, APU, found that around 700,000 car thefts happened between 2009 and 2014 in Great Britain. In these six years, no less than 117,000 cars were stolen in the UK per year…