This car tops the chart of most-stolen vehicles
Here's why one Chevrolet model is the most-stolen type of car, according to a new report.
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Here's why one Chevrolet model is the most-stolen type of car, according to a new report.
Dallas saw a 23% drop in auto thefts from 2023 to 2024, and numbers have continued to decline so far this year.
Officers were called to the Dallas Regional Medical Center for an "unclothed" man who had been brought to the hospital, but got into an ambulance and left.
Data from FWPD shows that 2,837 vehicles were stolen in the city from May 1 to Oct. 31 of last year, a 4.1% increase.
Seven men were arrested for operating a multi-million dollar international operation.
Fort Worth police arrested a 35-year-old woman after the vehicle was recovered outside of the Fort Worth Zoo.
With just a few weeks left in the year, there have been more than 17,700 thefts reported to DPD. That's an increase of more than 32% from this time last year.
A North Texas man became his own detective, embarking on a risky journey to find his stolen Chevy Camaro.
While it takes just minutes to steal a car, many victims say DPD's response is painfully slow.
Lock your doors because the number of vehicles stolen is hitting new highs in Texas.
According to the Plano Police Department, the 14-year-old was caught breaking into a vehicle on July 6 and that's when detectives started connecting the dots.
The vehicles were reportedly mainly Kias and Hyundais.
With a steady supply of stolen cars and trucks, business is booming for chop shops. The I-Team's Ginger Allen takes a closer look at the issue, and what you can do to deter thieves from swiping your ride.
Chances are it's happened to you or someone you know – auto theft reports have skyrocketed nationwide and here in Texas, setting new records in several cities.
Every day in Dallas-Fort Worth, dozens of cars and trucks are being stolen.
High-end SUVs and pickup trucks are most popular among thieves.
Thieves are stealing more than a million cars a year from American drivers, and some of these cars are being trafficked abroad for profit or to use in criminal activities.
A North Arlington neighborhood was on high alert due to a heavy police presence there Thursday afternoon.
