On November 13th, the owner of a 2005 Case Backhoe returned to his work site in Farmington to discover that the backhoe had been stolen. The owner reported the theft to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) who completed a theft report. The backhoe’s information was entered into the California Stolen Vehicle System as well as

Here at LoJack Corporation, we honor those who serve the military past, present and future. We are particularly pleased when our product works to recover the vehicle of a deployed service member. On November, 5th, 2012, while the owner of a Nissan 350Z was on active duty deployment, his car was stolen from his residence

As you may know, Hurricane Sandy inflicted New York City, and many other surrounding areas, with great damage and devastation. Unfortunately, activities such as looting and vehicle theft sometimes get amplified during such times of chaos. In today’s  story, the owner of a 2005 Acura TSX contacted the New York City Police Department in the

You want to talk about a driver’s worst nightmare? In today’s story the owner of a 2005 Pontiac Bonneville was driving in the area of 27th and Cumberland Streets when his vehicle was approached by two males wearing masks. The males pulled out handguns and demanded that the vehicle owner exit his vehicle. Frightened, the

On October 11th, the owner of a Bobcat Skid Steer discovered the machine missing from a job site located at NE Hwy. 99 & NE 117th St near Vancouver. It was believed to have been stolen sometime over a three-day period from the construction site which had several pieces of heavy equipment. Investigation revealed the

Besides recovering stolen cars and returning them to their owners, another great benefit of LoJack is that many times we help get criminals off the street. In today’s story, the owner of a 2005, Infiniti G35, contacted the San Diego Police Department to report that his vehicle was stolen from a parking garage in the

In 2011, the LoJack Corporation helped police recover over 10,000 stolen vehicles across the country. One of the things we see quite often is determined thieves who will stop at nothing to steal a particular vehicle. In today’s story, an Acura Integra was stolen and recovered twice in less than forty-eight hours. The first theft

A local paving company left their 2005 John Deere Mini-excavator at a construction site in New Britain on a Friday afternoon. They returned on Tuesday and the excavator was gone. After determining that it was stolen they notified the police. The New Britain Police Department were called and it was their routine entry of the

On Wednesday evening September 5th, the owner of a seafood company discovered that the gate to his warehouse had been compromised and the premises had been burglarized and their 2005 White Freightliner refrigerated box truck had been stolen. The owner notified the office manager, who contacted the Medley Police Department to report the stolen vehicle.

Just the other day I was on a train ride from Boston to New York on my way to a seminar. Along the way as I gazed out the window, I noticed several inactive construction sites with unmanned construction equipment and thought what an easy target for thieves those machines must be. Probably worth hundreds