In August 2018, the owner of a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee contacted the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office to report that his vehicle had been stolen from the drive way of his residence sometime during the night.  The owner stated that the key was left in the Jeep and the drivers’ window was also down.  The

In July 2014, the owner of a 2007 Kubota KRTV1100 Side by Side UTV contacted the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, Greenville, SC to report the vehicle stolen from their residence.  The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated the LoJack®

In what turned out to be a lost car, the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network assisted the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in locating this Honda Accord.  The owner of a 2015 Honda Accord contacted the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Charlotte, NC and reported their vehicle stolen.  The owner reported that the vehicle was stolen from a parking

The owner of a 2013 International 8000 Series Semi-Truck contacted the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office and reported his vehicle stolen.  The owner reported that the vehicle was taken from the parking lot of the trucking company he contracts with.  The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state

Sometimes, the LoJack System outlast the cars in which they have been installed in.  The owner of a 1992 Honda Prelude contacted the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, to report their vehicle stolen. The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated

The owners of a 2016 Doosan Bobcat T650 contacted the Horry County Police Department, Conway, SC to report that the equipment had been stolen from a job site during the night. The Horry County Police Department verified the theft and entered the equipment information into the state and federal crime computers which automatically activated the

In January 2019, the owner of a 2008 Honda Accord contacted the Richland County Sheriff’s Office, Columbia, SC to report that their vehicle had been stolen from the driveway of the residence.  The owner stated she had no idea who could have taken her vehicle but would prosecute anyone that was in possession of the

Because of the unique way the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network is interfaced into the National Crime Information Computer (NCIC) via the vehicle identification number (VIN), the LoJack transmitter remains on the vehicle for the life of the vehicle. As a result, there are many 2nd and 3rd vehicle owners that have an active LoJack

In December 2018, the owner of a 1995 Toyota Tacoma contacted the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office, Lancaster, SC and reported the truck stolen.  The owner advised the truck may have been taken by one of several people who were visiting his residence.  The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office verified the theft and entered the vehicle information

In November 2018, the owner of a 2000 Toyota Avalon contacted the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office, North Charleston, SC to report that their vehicle had been stolen from the driveway of the residence.  The vehicle was left running unattended and an unknown suspect drove from the scene. The Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office verified the theft