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Key theft and scanners fuelling significant rise in car crime
Targeted burglaries and hi-tech equipment is fuelling the rise in vehicle theft, according to new figures. London and the Midlands have seen the biggest increases.
Stealing to order: car crime is increasing due to key thefts and scanners
By - Chris Smith
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