When a stolen car is located by the police using the LoJack® System, the officers often enter a situation that involves more than simply retrieving the vehicle. The innocent homeowners who got a ‘visit’ from a suspected auto thief in this case were likely glad that the vehicle in question had a LoJack unit, so

Philadelphia is known as the ‘City of Brotherly Love’- but auto thieves there don’t let that motto keep them from stealing your vehicle. Fortunately, the police in that fine city ‘love’ to track down these perpetrators with the help of the LoJack® system! On Monday, April 8th, 2013, the owner of a Honda Accord contacted

Changing the VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, on a stolen vehicle is a common method car thieves use to avoid apprehension. Although this procedure may fool the naked eye, it doesn’t fool the LoJack® device! On April 2, 2013, the Pryor, OK police department received a call from a local car dealership to report a

What’s the worst feeling you can get when you wake up in the morning? Some would say it’s being tired from lack of sleep, or finding out you’ve run out of coffee, but even worse is when you leave your home to drive to work….and your vehicle is gone! This was the dilemma facing the owner of

Often, when the LoJack® System is activated to recover a vehicle, there are other stolen items retrieved besides the car itself, as illustrated in the following story. On April 2, 2013 the owner of an Infiniti G35 contacted the New York City Police 63rd precinct in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York, to report that his Infiniti