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Wheels of justice turn (very) slowly: moped stolen in 1984 returned to owner

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Angela Giuffrida in Rome
Wheels of justice turn (very) slowly: moped stolen in 1984 returned to owner
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An Italian man has been reunited with his stolen Garelli moped 42 years after it was taken in 1984. Police discovered the vintage vehicle during a routine traffic stop after noticing it lacked a license plate.

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The story serves as a human-interest piece highlighting the persistence of law enforcement and the unexpected recovery of long-lost personal property.

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Antonio Smiglio with Garelli, found 42 years after it was stolen. Photograph: Carabinieri of Volpiano View image in fullscreen Antonio Smiglio with Garelli, found 42 years after it was stolen. Photograph: Carabinieri of Volpiano Italy Wheels of justice turn (very) slowly: moped stolen in 1984 returned to owner Garelli bike recovered by police in Italy after they spotted it without licence plate during roadside check

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