The owner of a Scion tC parked it outside his home in Grand Prairie, TX, with a spare key hidden in the glove box. When a thief broke into the car hoping to steal the contents, he or she found the key and took the entire vehicle instead. Because the stolen tC was protected with

When the Bakersfield, CA residents in this case discovered their Mercedes Benz SL500 was missing from their residence, they weren’t sure how long it had been gone, but it must have been a while because the vehicle was recovered 250 miles away from its original location. Despite the fact that it had been moved so

The Tacoma, WA resident in this case discovered his Jeep Liberty missing from his residence just before lunchtime on New Year’s Eve. The SUV wasn’t gone for long thanks to the excellent work of local law enforcement assisted by the LoJack® system. Together, they recovered the vehicle in just 15 minutes after activation. On December

The victims in this case not only had their San Bernardino, CA home robbed, but their Hyundai Sonata was stolen as well. There was one hopeful factor in the midst of all this gloom- the Sonata had the LoJack® system installed, so local police were able to track in down in just 15 minutes after

Saturday night is usually pretty busy and crazy wherever you go- but especially in Hollywood, CA, which is the location for the theft of a 2010 Infiniti EX35, and a trackdown by local law enforcement in only 15 minutes after activation. On June 29th, 2013, the EX35’s owners contacted the Los Angeles Police Department-North Hollywood

The LoJack® system is renowned for tracking down cars, trucks, vans and motorcycles when they are reported stolen- even if the ‘theft’ scenario is actually a cover-up for some other situation. In this case, a Honda Civic initially reported as stolen was recovered by law enforcement in only 15 minutes- giving police plenty of time

What can you do in 15 minutes? Well, you could get coffee at a donut shop, or a meal at a fast food restaurant. You could pick up a few things at the supermarket or take a really brief nap. Or…if you are the Los Angeles Police Department, working in conjunction with the LoJack System,