I hope people are leaving their keys on their front doorstep so car thieves don't have to be violent.
I hope people are leaving their keys on their front doorstep so car thieves don't have to be violent.
Funny... They posted a half dozen articles a couple of months ago trying to claim auto theft was actually down. Guess that was bullshit too. No wonder no one believes the media. They do it to themselves.
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From the post: "Auto theft is on the rise in Colorado — nearly 33,000 vehicles were stolen in 2023, a 13,000-odd car jump from just five years earlier, according to a new report. Over the past five years, auto theft has risen 62% in Colorado, with 32,976 vehicles being reported stolen in 2023 alone, officials announced Friday. The state was on track to see a nearly 100% increase over the five-year period, but a sudden drop in the number of reported vehicle thefts between 2022 and 2023 curbed the rising rate, according to a Friday news release from the Colorado State Patrol and the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Agency."
Funny... They posted a half dozen articles a couple of months ago trying to claim auto theft was actually down. Guess that was bullshit too. No wonder no one believes the media. They do it to themselves.
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From the post:
"Auto theft is on the rise in Colorado — nearly 33,000 vehicles were stolen in 2023, a 13,000-odd car jump from just five years earlier, according to a new report.
Over the past five years, auto theft has risen 62% in Colorado, with 32,976 vehicles being reported stolen in 2023 alone, officials announced Friday.
The state was on track to see a nearly 100% increase over the five-year period, but a sudden drop in the number of reported vehicle thefts between 2022 and 2023 curbed the rising rate, according to a Friday news release from the Colorado State Patrol and the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Agency."
That’s roughly 92 miles, or a line of cars bumper to bumper from Denver to Cheyenne.
That’s roughly 92 miles, or a line of cars bumper to bumper from Denver to Cheyenne.
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