The owners of a 2006 BMW X5 contacted the Montgomery County Police Department to report that their vehicle was stolen from their home in the 2900 block Gracefield Road in the Silver Spring area of Montgomery County, Maryland. The Montgomery County PD verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state and federal

The owners of a 2005 Case Model 580 Back Hoe contacted the Maryland State Police to report that their back hoe was stolen from a job site in the area of I-895 and Maryland Route 2 in the Glen Burnie area of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The Maryland State Police verified the theft and entered

The owners of a 2004 Melroe Bobcat Model 334 Excavator contacted the Maryland State Police to report that their excavator was stolen from a job site in the area of US 301 and Maryland Route 4 in the Forestville area of Prince George’s County, Maryland. The Maryland State Police verified the theft and entered the

The owners of a 2014 Audi Q-7 contacted the Baltimore County Police Department to report that their vehicle was stolen from the 4500 block Warm Stone Circle in Perry Hall, Maryland. Investigation conducted by police on the scene found that unknown suspects had gained access to the vehicle keys in order to steal the Audi.

What would be worse for the owner of a construction company to arrive at a job site and find a piece of construction equipment missing? How about finding TWO machines missing? This victim was smart enough to have the LoJack® system installed on his 2012 Melroe Bobcat skid steer, and his older Bobcat as well,

In this case, a Maryland motel guest found their vehicle missing from the parking lot late one night, but, thanks to the local police, assisted by the LoJack® system, their vehicle was recovered early the next morning, providing much needed relief along with their continental breakfast and free newspaper. On July 18th, 2013, the Toyota’s

“Parked and unoccupied” is a phrase you see quite often in stolen vehicle recovery cases involving the LoJack® system. It refers to the habit of some thieves of parking the stolen vehicle either in a low traffic location or in an area with lots of cars- and leaving it unattended for 24 hours or more.

On December 5, 2012, the operator of a Sharptown (MD) construction company discovered that his business had been burglarized during the previous night. Security cameras had been tampered with to prevent them from recording the theft of some construction equipment from the business.  However, a 2000 Takeuchi Mini Excavator TB135 – along with a trailer