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Spokane: Vehicle Anti-theft Devices Still Available
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Officer Daniel Strassenberg, Public Information Office

SPD would like to remind community members that free vehicle anti-theft devices are still available through the Crime Victim Advocate's Office.

The club devices were purchased thanks to a grant from the Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority. The club is an effective theft deterrent that simply attaches to the steering wheel. If you are interested in receiving a free club anti-theft device, please contact the Victim Advocate's Office at 509.625.4124.

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