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Spokane: SPD Offers Anti-Theft Devices
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~ In an effort to combat the ongoing issue of vehicle theft plaguing KIA and Hyundai owners, the Spokane Police Department (SPD) has announced the launch of a new anti-theft device. This initiative comes as part of a joint task force formed by SPD and the Spokane County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) in September 2023.

The task force was created in response to a significant increase in thefts and vandalism involving KIA and Hyundai vehicles. As a result of their efforts, several suspects involved in a theft ring targeting these specific makes were arrested, including those responsible for stealing both vehicles and Ring cameras.

According to SPD's Public Information Officer, Ofc. Daniel Strassenberg, there were a total of 218 reported cases of stolen KIA and Hyundai vehicles in the City/County of Spokane in 2023. In recent weeks, there has been a noticeable spike in thefts involving these makes, particularly KIA models.

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While SPD continues to actively investigate these incidents, they are also urging owners to take precautions by contacting their respective dealerships to inquire about any modifications that can be made to lower the risk of theft.

To further assist owners in protecting their vehicles, SPD is offering free vehicle clubs thanks to a grant from the Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority. These clubs are proven to be an effective deterrent against theft and can easily be attached to the steering wheel. Interested owners can contact SPD's Crime Victim Advocates Office at 509-625-4124 for more information on how to obtain one.

With this new anti-theft device and continued efforts from law enforcement, it is hoped that the number of stolen KIA and Hyundai vehicles will decrease significantly in the future.

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