I asked about it at a later time, but after a certain time, the car ownership officially gets transferred to the insurance company, so any updates from the poli

I asked about it at a later time, but after a certain time, the car ownership officially gets transferred to the insurance company, so any updates from the police would go to them unfortunately. From what I heard, however, police wasn't planning on spending too much time on this, because these types of cases never really result in much. Unless this becomes part of a major investigation into similar cases, it'll be dead in the water. > makes me realise how easy it is to steal things still So yeah, you're right about this. Statistics actually seem to show that low impact, organized crime pays in the Netherlands [1], since police is too busy with high impact cases. High impact often being being defined as burglaries, robberies, rape, etc. that have long-term impact on the victims well-being. [1](Dutch) https://www.bndestem.nl/overig/cbs-misdaad-loont-in-nederland~ada8dd6e/ https://www.bndestem.nl/overig/cbs-misdaad-loont-in-nederlan...