Yes, LoJack works internationally! When the owner of the 2002 BMW learned that his car had been stolen, he reported it to the police. The police then entered the vehicle’s information into the nationwide law enforcement stolen vehicle computer system.   A few hours after the owner reported his car stolen to Beaumont Police Department, the silent

LoJack takes out a carjacker! On Sept. 21, there was a carjacking in the 1400 block of S. 43rd St in the city of San Diego. Four men with a shotgun had forced the owner from his 1997 Toyota Camry and fled southbound on 43rd St. Within a few minutes, allied agencies reported picking up the

On July 11, 2011 at 11:09 p.m., the owner of a 2007 Range Rover SUV reported their vehicle stolen after an armed carjacking from 3800 26th St. NE in Washington, DC. A police officer responded to the location and, after conducting an investigation, obtained all the vehicle information to include the vehicle identification number and

The owner of a 2004 Cadillac CTS reported to the police that their vehicle was stolen from Wicklow Road in Baltimore City on April 23, 2011.  An officer responded to the scene and, after conducting a preliminary investigation and obtaining all of the vehicle information, completed a vehicle theft report. All the vehicle information was

On October 6, 2011, at about 11:30am, a suspect walked up to the driver of an Acura in downtown San Francisco and carjacked him at gunpoint. Police were contacted and a Carjacking report was immediately taken. San Francisco Dispatch then alerted officers that the car was taken at gunpoint.  This police report automatically activated the

This BMW was reported stolen in July 2011. Below is a first-hand account from one of LoJack’s Law Enforcement Liaisons: I was roughly 2 miles away when it (LoJack System) activated. I was S/B I-5 coming into Sacramento. I got off and started tracking and called the CHP & PD. After about 15 minutes of

Just five minutes after the LoJack system was activated on a stolen 2007 Yamaha YZR motorcycle, the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s Air-7, Parks Bureau police and the California Highway Patrol tracked the signal to a self-storage complex. They gained access to the complex and located and observed one male suspect stripping the victim’s stolen motorcycle.