State Patrol, Coloradans Against Auto Theft launch campaign

December 11th, 2013

Colorado State Patrol and Coloradans Against Auto Theft have launched “Puff … Puff … Poof!” – a new campaign to remind residents of the illegal and dangerous practice of leaving cars unattended while warming up.
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Colorado State Patrol and Coloradans Against Auto Theft have launched “Puff … Puff … Poof!” – a new campaign to remind residents of the illegal and dangerous practice of leaving cars unattended while warming up.
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Don’t leave it running, say police

December 10th, 2013

Let’s face it, most of us are guilty. When the temperature dips to bone-numbing temperatures, we like to warm up our vehicles before hopping in. his practice puts law enforcement on edge. For starters, it’s illegal in Colorado to leave a car running unattended. While police officers probably won’t cite residents for doing it, they warn that a running vehicle is a green light for thieves to snatch a car.
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Let’s face it, most of us are guilty. When the temperature dips to bone-numbing temperatures, we like to warm up our vehicles before hopping in. his practice puts law enforcement on edge. For starters, it’s illegal in Colorado to leave a car running unattended. While police officers probably won’t cite residents for doing it, they warn that a running vehicle is a green light for thieves to snatch a car.
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Colorado grand jury indicts 4 suspects in meth, stolen car ring

December 10th, 2013

Four people have been indicted as part of an alleged crime ring that involves stolen cars, guns, methamphetamine and other illegal drugs, according to the Colorado Attorney’s General’s Office.
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Four people have been indicted as part of an alleged crime ring that involves stolen cars, guns, methamphetamine and other illegal drugs, according to the Colorado Attorney’s General’s Office.
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Vehicle theft increasing in Colorado Springs

December 5th, 2013

Colorado Springs police reported a decrease in stolen vehicles last month but the crime remains the city’s fastest-growing, according to Chief Pete Carey. Carey said vehicle theft has increased 20 percent this year.  In January, the Police Department created a five man unit dedicated to the crime.  The unit includes three detectives, a sergeant and an investigator with the Colorado State Patrol.
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Colorado Springs police reported a decrease in stolen vehicles last month but the crime remains the city’s fastest-growing, according to Chief Pete Carey. Carey said vehicle theft has increased 20 percent this year.  In January, the Police Department created a five man unit dedicated to the crime.  The unit includes three detectives, a sergeant and an investigator with the Colorado State Patrol.
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'Puffing' Prohibited Despite Cold Temps

December 4th, 2013

While temperatures flirt with single and negative digits, the last thing any driver wants to do is climb into a vehicle only a fraction warmer than the outside. But as tempting as it to warm up your car before you get in, Springs police warn that it makes you an easy target for crooks.
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While temperatures flirt with single and negative digits, the last thing any driver wants to do is climb into a vehicle only a fraction warmer than the outside. But as tempting as it to warm up your car before you get in, Springs police warn that it makes you an easy target for crooks.
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