The owners of a 2006 Jeep Wrangler contacted the Tempe Police Department to report that their vehicle was stolen from the parking lot of their apartment complex.  The owners believed that they may have mistakenly left the keys in the vehicle.  Surveillance video of the parking lot revealed that the Jeep was stolen by an

For the second time in 4 days, the owner of a 2005 Black Honda Element discovered their vehicle missing from their Hialeah home. So once again the owner contacted the Hialeah Police Department to report their vehicle stolen. This time the owner admitted that he had lost his keys about a week before. The responding

The owner of a 2005 Brown Ford Escape met with a friend at a local night club. They then headed to the owner’s motel. While en route they picked up another “friend”. After a while, the “friend” said they had to go to the store for something and left. After short period of time, the

The owner of a car dealership located on Washington Street in Newton contacted the Newton Police Department to report that a vehicle that was taken for a test drive had not been returned to their dealership. Despite attempts to contact the alleged customer, they proved unsuccessful. The Police Department verified the theft and entered the

This case involves a Jeep Wrangler LL stolen on a recent Sunday from Franklin Park, IL. The LoJack® system that was installed when the SUV was purchased played an integral part in its recovery. Local law enforcement, assisted by LoJack, found the Wrangler in a private residential garage, hidden from view and almost impossible to

The Florida based owner of the Hyundai Santa Fe in this case left his SUV running while he picked up some take-out food. He wasn’t gone long, but when he exited the restaurant, his vehicle was gone. The LoJack® system he had installed when purchasing the Santa Fe helped local police recover it in less

On Sunday morning, September 9, 2012, the owner of a 2007 Chevrolet Blazer sport utility vehicle discovered their vehicle missing from their home and contacted the Hollywood Police Department to report it stolen. Hollywood officers verified the theft and had the Chevrolet’s information entered into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated the