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Let's take for granted that the passing it to Mexico bit is significant in the numbers of stolen cars near the Mexico border. That makes what's happening in Wa
by makeitdouble 3y ago
Let's take for granted that the passing it to Mexico bit is significant in the numbers of stolen cars near the Mexico border.
That makes what's happening in Washington DC or Oregon positively disturbing, as they'd have an issue at a bigger scale than states where it's basically international organized crime that orchestrates the thefts...
- bsder 3y agoI suspect the commonality (barring DC) is that these areas have cheap real estate where you can drive the car quickly to the garage and break it down before anyone even knows it's missing. I really don't understand why DC, though. Is there a coordination problem with surrounding states if a car is reported stolen that makes stealing cars easy (DC is not a state, per se, as it is more of a federal protectorate-thingy)?
- andromeduck 3y agoMight be no chase policy -> use it to do some crime -> ditch