8月3日11时03分，卓尼县公安局首次接到王某电话报警，称其摩托车尾箱丢失，要求田某某赔偿并公开 致歉。 8月5日，甘肃卓尼县公安局发布警情通报："2025年8月2日，我辖区江迭公路发生一起因超车引发的治 安警情。 经初步调查，8月2日15时30分许，田某某(女)驾驶白色越野车(鲁H6**P0)行驶至国道248线K433公里处 (江迭公路段)超车时，将对向行驶的普通二轮摩托车(甘DZ**16)逼停，摩托车驾驶员王某(男)用手拍越 野车车身，田某某随即下车用脚踹摩托车尾部，双方发生争执，随后被游客劝离。 接报后，县公安局立即受理，通过调取相关视频、电话询问双方当事人等方式进行了调查(双方当事人 及车辆均已离开甘南州境内)，并作了调解，但双方均不接受。鉴于双方未达成调解意向，县公安局已 派出工作组分别前往当事人所在地进一步调查，将根据调查结果依法作出处理。" ...

Group 1 - A new type of technology crime involving remote control of vehicles has raised widespread concern, particularly regarding the safety of second-hand car buyers [1][2] - The case involved a second-hand Mercedes-Benz vehicle that was remotely controlled by its previous owner to attempt theft while the current owner was driving [1][2] - Mercedes-Benz stated that their remote control features require owner authorization and cannot be activated while the vehicle is in motion, assuring customers of their vehicle's safety [1][2] Group 2 - The case details reveal that the previous owner, Lai, purchased the vehicle for 175,000 RMB and later attempted to reclaim it through remote control after selling it to the victim, Lin [2] - The vehicle's ownership was complicated by a loan agreement and a mortgage, raising questions about the legality of the sale and the risks associated with purchasing mortgaged vehicles [2][3] - Legal experts advise against purchasing mortgaged or unclear ownership vehicles, emphasizing the importance of verifying ownership and mortgage status before buying [7]