Coverage dated March 14, 2024
Canada surrenders to crime, urges people to leave car keys out to avoid violence Headline from Washington Times
Car theft has surged in Toronto, so police have a new idea: Make it easier for criminals to steal your ride.
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Canada surrenders to crime, urges people to leave car keys out to avoid violence ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Mar 14, 2024
Washington Times's feed description Car theft has surged in Toronto, so police have a new idea: Make it easier for criminals to steal your ride.
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Fox News
Toronto police advise locals to leave car keys near front doors to avoid confrontations with violent thieves ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Mar 14, 2024
Fox News's feed description Police in Toronto, Canada have been advising some unorthodox methods for local residents dealing with a major spike in break ins and auto theft.
New York Post
Toronto police slammed for advising residents to leave car keys within easy reach for thieves to avoid violence ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Mar 14, 2024
New York Post's feed description Toronto Police are being slammed for advising Canadians to leave their car keys by their front doors to make it convenient for car thieves.
Blaze Media
Leave your car keys at your front door so car thieves don't hurt you, Toronto Police tell residents. Backlash is brutal. ↗ (opens Blaze Media) Published Mar 14, 2024
Blaze Media's feed description Toronto Police told residents to leave their car keys at their front doors for thieves to take in order to lessen the risk of getting physically attacked in their homes for them, City News Toronto reported — and the backlash to the jaw-dropping suggestion has been brutal.
