When this first happened to Dave (car broken into, not stolen), he thought he left his car unlocked. Then they got greedy and broke into both cars on the same night. That's when we knew we didn't Both leave our cars unlocked. Keys have been secured ever since. Mine in a tea tin.
@daveygandthe.bsky.socialThey don't even have to break your window. This happened to both of us, right in our driveway.
Check out this article: Don’t leave your car keys by the front door: Baltimore-area police warn of new threat
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Don’t leave your car keys by the front door: Baltimore-area police warn of new threat
Thieves are using electronic devices available at a modest cost to clone car key fobs or swipe signals.
