The shared e-scooters service operated by Mint was launched in Bratislava on July 22. During the first week of operation, half of them were stolen, the Trend weekly reported.
The Slovak company Softgate offered 50 e-scooters to users in the Slovak capital. Exactly one half of them, i.e. 25, were stolen. Trend also published photos of two men who are believed to have been involved in the theft of the e-scooters during the day.
E-scooters found, perpetrators arrested
The e-scooters were not placed in docking stations. Instead, customers could pick them up and leave them anywhere after use.
Read alsoReinventing the wheel Read more All of the stolen e-scooters were found within a few hours thanks to the police and the GPS locator installed in each e-scooter.
Most of the perpetrators were also found and detained, Trend wrote.
1. Aug 2019 at 22:51 | Compiled by Spectator staff
