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North Vancouver
2025-03-12 14:06 HAP
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Over the last two weeks, thefts from auto have trended upwards and the North Vancouver RCMP is taking this opportunity to remind residents to remove all valuables from your vehicle and lock up any time you park it. In particular, the following neighbourhoods have seen a spike: Edgemont; Lower Lonsdale; and the Marine Drive corridor. The thefts typically occur between 5 p.m. to midnight.
Anyone who's been a victim of auto crime knows that although a smashed window is an unwanted inconvenience, knowing someone has rifled through your belongings can feel like a personal violation.
"We are surprised by the things people will leave in their vehicle," said Corporal Mansoor Sahak of the North Vancouver RCMP. "Often, valuable items such as laptops, iPads and even wallets are left in plain view. Such temptations are exactly what would-be thieves are hoping to find when they peer inside your vehicle windows, or rifle through your centre console.
A thief will walk down a dark residential street trying the door handle of every car looking for an easy way to search for valuables. When temptations such as valuable electronics are left in plain view, there is usually little hesitation to smash a window and make off with items that can be pawned for quick cash.
Tools are also a valuable item often stolen by thieves, explains Sahak. "It can be devastating for a tradesperson to lose their tools. Sometimes, the value of these types of thefts can exceed $5000."
Tools are also a valuable item often stolen by thieves,
Police are asking residents to get into a nighttime routine of ensuring their vehicle is safe and secured. We are also asking residents to report any suspicious activity in their neighborhood by calling 911. Also, follow these simple steps to avoid becoming a victim, decrease your vulnerability, and prevent many crimes of opportunity:
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Courriel : medias_nvan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca Site Web : nvan.rcmp-grc.gc.ca (en anglais seulement)