How many temple theft cases has this arrest solved?

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The arrest of a mechanic has led to the resolution of multiple temple theft cases.

The arrest of a 44-year-old mechanic in Wangsa Maju has resulted in the solving of several other cases involving missing idols and prayer equipment across different locations. This apprehension followed a report of a stolen idol, valued at approximately RM3,000, from a temple in the Kampung Baru Salak Selatan area on October 1.
Discovery of Stolen Items

During the inspection of the suspect's residence in Batu 5, Wangsa Maju, police successfully recovered a significant quantity of stolen items. Eighty-two statues, along with various prayer items, were confiscated from the premises.
Suspect's Criminal History

The 44-year-old suspect is not new to law enforcement, as he has three prior criminal records. These previous offenses include a case related to drugs.
Ongoing Investigation

Following the arrest, the suspect was remanded for four days at the Bukit Jalil police lockup. This period is intended to allow the police to further investigate the motive behind the thefts and to identify any other locations from which the suspect may have stolen items.

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