Chief Reardon Warns of GPS Thefts
Chief Reardon Warns of GPS Thefts
Posted 1/10/2008 7:56 am by
Chief Terence Reardon is reminding all residents to lock their vehicles when exiting. There has been a rash of thefts involving GPS and other electronic devices (such as satelite radios).
The Chief states this seems to be a crime of opportunity, when a person walks by a vehicle with an electronic cradle on the windshield and an unlocked door.
It only takes a matter of seconds, so even if you are only running into a store for a minute, take that device with you, don't leave it in plain view or in the glove compartment. It may save you hundreds of dollars!
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