Best Way To Steal A Car?
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Yes,.........with the Key. Most new cars are fitted with anti theft devices which can only be disabled by using the correct key for the car,
Thieves, as we all know will burgle you, Rob you in an attempt to get that key.
Why is it that so many people seem to leave their keys in the car.........Dont let it be you.
That was a Community Safety announcement sponsored by Norwich Union.......
madant69 said:
Anyhow...why are you asking how to steal cars? Competency payment not enough to cover Xmas?
It seems to be the easiest way of getting a new car without the hassle of paying for it, lol.
I would think that with the overtime in this coming week with Bush's visit that i should be able to buy one..........
tonyrec said:
Seriously though......just want to get the message across to look after them god damn keys.
Must admit my Impreza is the only car I have ever locked whilst paying for petrol. Always took keys with me, but the Impreza is not insured if its not locked. Therefore the moment I get out of it I lock it.
However even if you do lock the car don't then leave the keys where they can be seen through the letterbox or they may be retrieved with a fishing rod!
tonyrec said:
Seriously though......just want to get the message across to look after them god damn keys.
You can look after them really carefully until something like this happens??
www.thisisessex.co.uk/essex/news/NEWS1.html
Dovercourt: Vicious attack on couple for car keys
A man was left unconscious and a woman had some teeth knocked out by a robber who stole their car keys.
Police have called the incident in Fronks Road, Dovercourt, last night a "vicious and unprovoked attack".
The attacker knocked on the door of their home and asked for directions at 6.40pm. Insp Paul Butcher of Clacton said the man then asked to borrow their car.
He said: "The man refused and he was assaulted and knocked out."
The victim was unconscious for the next ten to 15 minutes while the thief managed to steal the car keys to their Audi A3.
Their attacker, who was white and in his early 20s, ran off towards Highfield Avenue and upper Dovercourt.
Published Friday November 14, 2003
Best way to Steal a car?
Come to High Wycombe between say 5:30 and 7pm. Sit yourself on the wall outside the main Police station on Queen Victoria Road. Watch all the cars pull up on the RHS (3 lane 1 way street BTW), get out and run to the main post office's postbox with a pile of letters/whatever. 95% of them leave their keys in the car and 50% of them even leave the engine running for you. Since most of these are people on the way home from the office dropping off the day's post the car is usually not occupied by kids etc. The post box is only 10 feet away but I've seen lots of people walking by when people pull up and thought 'it would be so easy to just get in and steal that car'. There is usually a clear road ahead to the right too. (I see this just in driving past 5 evenings a week - at least 3 times a week there is an opportunity in the 1 min I'm passing.)
Come to High Wycombe between say 5:30 and 7pm. Sit yourself on the wall outside the main Police station on Queen Victoria Road. Watch all the cars pull up on the RHS (3 lane 1 way street BTW), get out and run to the main post office's postbox with a pile of letters/whatever. 95% of them leave their keys in the car and 50% of them even leave the engine running for you. Since most of these are people on the way home from the office dropping off the day's post the car is usually not occupied by kids etc. The post box is only 10 feet away but I've seen lots of people walking by when people pull up and thought 'it would be so easy to just get in and steal that car'. There is usually a clear road ahead to the right too. (I see this just in driving past 5 evenings a week - at least 3 times a week there is an opportunity in the 1 min I'm passing.)
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