Depending on the state a vehicle may be seized by police if a warrant has been issued for such, if a driver of a vehicle has been arrested, if a K-9 has indicated narcotics may be present, and multiple other reasons varying by state.
Vehicles can be seized by police during investigations related to crimes such as criminal activities, drug trafficking, or traffic violations. This is typically done with a court order or under specific legal provisions that allow law enforcement to impound or seize vehicles involved in illegal activities.
The police were able to seize the stolen car before the thief could escape.
Seized can have different synonyms depending upon context, but these would include grasped, appropriated, took.
Captured.
The police were able to seize the drugs during the raid.
No, police radar guns are designed to measure the speed of vehicles, not capture license plate numbers. License plate numbers are typically recorded by cameras used in automated license plate recognition systems.
There are thousands of cars auctioned by various government agencies, including police seized vehicles, repossessions, and government surplus vehicles. I'd suggest contacting your local police department.
The police department in your community can give you information about auctions of vehicles it has seized. Those seized in federal matters would be offered by the federal government. Often, these auctions are advertised in the newspaper. You can likely get information by calling the federal courthouse in your area.
English police forces will often share and use seized vehicles and loaned vehicles for promotional events and enforcement, this includes super-cars such as Bugatti, Lotus and Ferrari however due to the running cost and high insurance, they are not used heavily.
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Call your local police station. When vehicles are seized and impounded they will hold an auction to try and sell these vehicles to make there department some extra funds. You will be able to get a list of the dates of these auctions and possibly what make model and year of some of the vehicles that will be in the upcoming auction.
If stolen yes, if seized legally (say as a debt or by the police) no.
The police were able to seize the stolen car before the thief could escape.
There are a number of auction houses that have contracts to auction off seized vehicles. Cars are seized for a number of reasons. They could have been a problem vehicle on public roads for instance the driver wasn't insured. You'd be surprised at some of the cars to be found at police seized car auctions. Other vehicles that come up for auction are seized under the proceeds of crime act and yet others are sold through bankruptcy and liquidation auctions. The issue is that very few of these sales are advertised so you will need to find a quality, legitimate auction directory that regularly updates their listings. For more information, see Sources and Related Links.
One can recover his property, which was seized by the police, at the police compound, in which they store all confiscated items. One should come with the proper documents that confirm his claim to the property as well as confirming that he has the right to seize them back.
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Yes it can and more so on smaller vehicles......
I think it can depending on what is happening to that person and the car.