OPP Warn That It's Only Taking Seconds For Thieves To Steal Cars From Ontario Homes (VIDEO)
One owner was only gone for three minutes.
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are reminding residents of the danger of leaving their vehicles unlocked and unattended after a recent theft.
According to OPP Central Region, a pickup truck was stolen in a matter of seconds in the town of Bolton this week after its owner left it running and unattended in a residential area.
The incident, which was reported at around 8:50 a.m., took place near Wakely Boulevard on Tuesday, May 25. A video of the incident was also released highlighting just how quickly the theft took place.
"The complaint told the officers that they parked and left their grey 2019 Ford-150 pickup truck running on Wakely Boulevard. When the owner returned three minutes later the vehicle was gone," an excerpt from the police report reads.
OPP in Caledon also reported two similar thefts on Sunday, May 16, where both cars were stolen from a driveway.
- Burlington OPP Says Man Charged With Not Having Insurance Said ... ›
- Ontario Truck Filled With $100K Of Chocolate Was Stolen In Ultimate Sweet Tooth Robbery - Narcity ›
- A Car In Ontario Is Stolen Every 48 Mins & Here's A List Of The Most Nabbed Models - Narcity ›
- Ontario Police Recovered Over 200 Stolen Vehicles Worth $11M In A Huge Bust (VIDEO) - Narcity ›
- Police Release Video Of Pickpockets Near Toronto & The Shameless Tricks They Use - Narcity ›
- OPP Warning People About Car Thieves After Over 3,000 Vehicles Were Stolen In 2021 (VIDEO) - Narcity ›
- OPP Arrested 5 Teens As 'Potential Vehicle Thieves' & Found Tools Needed To Steal Cars - Narcity ›
- OPP Caught 3 Young Montreal Women Driving Stolen Ram Trucks ON Hwy 401 Yesterday - Narcity ›