"Negligent police officials who are not keeping a vigilant eye on auto thefts and other burglaries in the city's residential areas will be penalised," Senior Superintendent of Police K S Emmanuel said today.
Reprimanding 16 police outpost in-charges, he instructed them to enhance night patrolling in their respective areas to put a check on auto thefts, burglaries and break-ins.
"If crime is not controlled and auto theft cases are not solved they will be relieved from their charge and can be transferred to other districts. A pecuniary fine will also be deducted from their salaries," he warned.
The officials have been instructed to meet local residents and with their help track the stolen vehicles, the SSP added.
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