You may remember the car thefts in America in recent months. In these theft incidents, especially centered around some brands, many users’ cars were stolen and lost. Regarding the issue, the American government distributed AirTag with local law enforcement forces in the areas where theft incidents were the most intense. This scope is expanding. Here are the details…
AirTag is joining the caravan of those taking precautions in Washington DC!
A few months ago, we told you about the AirTag measures taken by New York residents against car theft. Thanks to the AirTag measure, especially recommended by the New York Police Department, it is possible to track vehicles instantly in case of theft and it becomes easier for the police to catch criminals.
Especially in the statement made by the chief, he mentions that such car thieves actually have extensive criminal records and that it is quite difficult to find them as they destroy cars. He emphasizes that thanks to AirTag, it is easy to catch both the places where these people store the vehicles and the other members if this crime is committed by a gang.
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According to a new report, Washington DC will follow a similar policy to New York by taking AirTag precautions. In the published report:
“Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a new program Wednesday that will provide residents in certain neighborhoods with free tracking tags to put on their cars, making it easier to locate them if they’re stolen.“
New York Mayor Eric Adam described this measure as a “21st century” measure to track stolen cars. He describes it as a “policing initiative of the 21st century”. So, do you find the AirTag measure sufficient against car thieves? Don’t forget to express your opinions in the comments section…