Electric car is equipped with GPS positioning function and recovered the same day after being stolen

　　When an electric car is stolen, many people will consider themselves unlucky. Fortunately for Mr Feng, his stolen electric car was recovered in less than a day. Why? Because Mr. Feng played with high technology and installed GPS on his electric car. As a result, the police successfully recovered his car through location tracking.

　　In the early morning of April 11, Mr. Feng parked his electric car in his community, but in the morning he found that the car was gone. Mr. Feng immediately called the police. After receiving the alarm, the police rushed to the scene immediately. After preliminary understanding, it was learned that the stolen vehicle was a red electric car, which was purchased in June last year. Mr. Feng told the police that he had installed GPS for electric vehicles. Using the GPS positioning function, the police quickly found the parking place of the electric vehicle - the city's Shuguang Village.

　　According to GPS positioning, the police focused on the surrounding area of an abandoned factory in Shuguang Village. Soon, a man riding an electric bike walked into the police's sight. The police found that the man's behavior was abnormal, and he always looked around and looked strange when riding a bicycle. Just when the man opened a low house near the factory, the police found a red electric car parked in the courtyard. After verification, the red electric car parked in the courtyard was the one stolen by Mr. Feng, and the electric car the man was riding was also stolen near the city's tourist bus station in January this year. According to the man's account, since January this year, he has successively stolen 6 electric vehicles from the city's tourist bus station, Hong Kong City, Jiuyuan City Garden and other places.

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