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Don’t leave your keys in the ignition after two reports of vehicle theft received by Police

Don’t leave your keys in the ignition after two reports of vehicle theft received by Police

Police are urging vehicle owners not to leave their cars unattended with the keys in the ignition after two reports received by Police where suspects stole vehicles after finding the keys in the ignition.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations (ACP) Livai Driu says opportunists will take advantage of such scenarios, urging vehicle owners to be more careful and to secure their vehicles at all times.

He says opportunists have no regard for anyone when they are intent on committing a crime, and this also applies to victim’s families if they are also in a vehicle.

He says once a report is received, checkpoints will be erected with the intent of ensuring the vehicle is not used in the commission of another crime.

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