Denver Police Department Giving Away Devices to Curb Car Theft
In response to a rise in vehicle thefts, the Denver Police Department (DPD) has launched a new initiative to distribute anti-theft devices to residents. The program is specifically targeting owners of high-risk vehicles, including certain Kia and Hyundai models, which have been frequently targeted by criminals.
DPD officials stated that car thefts in Denver have surged in recent years, with organized crime rings and opportunistic thieves taking advantage of vulnerabilities in certain vehicles. The free devices, which include steering wheel locks and electronic tracking systems, aim to deter thefts and aid in vehicle recovery.
Local residents have expressed mixed reactions to the initiative. Some appreciate the department's proactive approach, while others believe car manufacturer...