When law enforcement receives a signal from the LoJack® system that a stolen vehicle is in their area, the officers never know what they might find- obviously, the missing car, truck, van or motorcycle- but sometimes they find more, like additional stolen vehicles or suspects. In this case, the NYPD finds a stolen Yamaha YZF-R6

This case involves two New York police precincts in two separate boroughs (Queens and Brooklyn) working with the LoJack® system to recover a stolen Dodge Charger on the same day it was taken. On August 9th, 2013, the Dodge’s owner contacted the NYPD 113rd Precinct to report that his vehicle was stolen from in front

The LoJack® Early Warning system is an enhanced LoJack product that contacts you by phone, email and/or text if your vehicle is moved without your permission. The Sunnyside, Queens, NY resident in this case got an early AM phone call call on May 23rd, 2013, letting him know his 2012 Yamaha YZF-R1 was taken, so

In this case, a Honda Accord stolen in New York was moved only a short distance- from Queens to Brooklyn, but the dense population in both areas would have made it extremely difficult for law enforcement to recover it without the assistance of the LoJack® system. On May 22nd, 2013, the Accord’s owner contacted the

In this case, a nervy thief steals takes a 2011 Honda CBR600 motorcycle from its rightful owner and then chains it to a utility pole so no one can take it from him! On May 4th, 2013, the CBR600’s owner contacted NYPD’s 108th precinct in Woodside, Queens, to report that her bike was stolen while

When a thief steals a motorcycle, their first action is often to get the bike out of sight, to let the search for it die down before they move it somewhere else. Stashing it in a garage may prevent the police from seeing it, but mere walls can’t stop the LoJack® system! On May 1st,

On February 25, 2013, the owner of a 2004 Honda Accord contacted the New York Police Department’s 109 Precinct in Flushing, Queens to report the vehicle stolen. When officers arrived at the scene, they took a written report.  According to the owner, he had parked the Honda in front of his residence overnight, and when

On February 11, 2013, the owner of a 2010 Volvo C 70 contacted the 109th Precinct in Flushing, Queens to report that his Volvo was stolen from him. When the officers arrived at the scene to take a written report, the owner stated that he had parked his car in front of the building where

On January 27, 2013, the owner of a Plymouth Voyager contacted the 104the Precinct in Ridgewood, Queens to report that his van stolen. According to the owner, he had parked his vehicle in front of his residence, and when he returned for it the following day, discovered it missing. NYPD officers verified the theft and

On January 23, 2013, the owner of a Ford Windstar contacted the New York Police Department’s 109th Precinct in Flushing, Queens, to report the vehicle stolen. According to the owner, his son, who is mentally challenged, took his wife’s purse, containing her credit cards and keys to the van. The son, who does not have