In this case, a 2012 Melroe Bobcat Skid Steer is stolen in Upper Southampton, PA, and recovered thirty minutes away in Philadelphia by local law enforcement assisted by the LoJack® system installed on the machine. On March 26th, 2014, the Melroe’s owners contacted the Upper Southampton Police to report that their machine was stolen. Officers

The owner of a construction company discovered his Ford F-800 dump truck missing from a job site on a recent Sunday afternoon, after parking it there 24 hours earlier. He was grateful that this asset was protected with the LoJack® system. With LoJack’s help, local police recovered the truck in less than a half hour

This case involves a 2013 Ford Econoline van rented from a home improvement store in Sunrise, FL. The customer failed to return the van after several requests from store management. The van was then reported stolen to police, which activated the LoJack® system installed inside the vehicle. With LoJack’s help, the Econoline was recovered in

On November 6, 2012, the managers of a large truck rental company contacted the Glendale Police Department to report that a rental truck had been taken and not returned by the renter. All efforts to contact the renter had failed, due to faulty information provided at the time of rental. Glendale Police verified the theft

On September 14, 2012, the managers of a rental company contacted the Littleton Police Department to report that a 2011 Ford F350 had been rented and not returned.  Attempts by the business to locate the renter and the truck were unsuccessful. Littleton Police verified the theft and entered the Ford’s information into the state and

On October 8, 2012, the foreman of a construction site in Brighton, Colorado, contacted the Brighton Police Department to report that a Multiquip towable generator had been stolen from his job site.  Brighton Police verified the theft and had the generator’s information entered into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated the LoJack

On October 9, 2012, the site-foreman at a construction job discovered that a towable 2008 Lincoln welder had been stolen from the job site. The foreman contacted the Wheat Ridge Police Department to report the vehicle missing. Wheat Ridge officers verified the theft and had the welder’s information entered into the state and federal law

On June 11, 2012, the owner of a Ford F150 pickup truck contacted the Seattle Police department to report the vehicle stolen.  It was taken during the weekend of June 9-11, while it was parked at a construction job site near the West Seattle Bridge. Seattle officers verified the theft and entered the vehicle identification