Articles Tagged with ''theft prevention''

More than a dozen ambulances were recovered this week in a northwest Houston scrap yard, and law enforcement officials believe the ambulances are among dozens more that were stolen. GPS in vehicles played a role.

The statute of limitations on the 11-year-old crime is past, the FBI reports, and the armored car company heist has never been solved. 

Two people were sentenced for their roles in the attempted sale of a stolen Henri Matisse painting in Miami Beach.

Left alone in a car for 13 minutes, the $400,000 worth of loose diamonds were missing when the visiting wholesaler returned to his vehicle. 

Robbers dug a 30-meter (100-foot) tunnel into the safe deposit room of a Berlin bank.

In an effort to crack down on robberies at McDonald’s in Sydney, the company has hired a British security firm to install a system that sprays a “non-toxic solution with DNA Code” on would-be thieves on their way out the door of the fast-food outlets.

Masked and armed thieves stole $1 million worth of iPads, iPhones and more from an Apple store in Paris.

Police are searching for more than 100 rifles, some of the assault rifles, stolen from a boxcar outside Atlanta. 

After months of having packages stolen off of their porches, one Noe Valley neighbor took action with a camera and some bear spray.