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Three men face no further action over car tracker

Matt Precey
News imageAlex Dunlop/BBC Police cars in the middle of a cordoned-off street. They have yellow and blue livery. Two police officers are standing int he middle of the road.Alex Dunlop/BBC
Nearby buildings were evacuated and roads were closed after a suspicious object was spotted underneath a car

Three men will not face charges after a tracking device was found on the underside of a businessman's car last year.

Part of Norwich city centre was cordoned off following reports of a suspicious object under Besnik Ademaj's vehicle on Bank Plain in September 2025. Ademaj said at the time the incident had left him "terrified".

Three men were previously arrested and questioned on suspicion of stalking offences.

Norfolk Police said: "The incident has been fully investigated, and all lines of enquiry have been exhausted".

News imageAlex Dunlop/BBC Man with dark curly hair, glasses and a beard looking at the camera. He is stood in a city centre street. It is night time.Alex Dunlop/BBC
Norwich resident Besnik Ademaj said he had been left "terrified" by the incident

Two of the arrested men were in their 50s, and the third was in his 30s.

Norfolk Police thanked the public for their assistance.

In a statement, they said: "The case has now been closed, but as always, we would fully review any new information provided to us."

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