Videos tagged with Vehicle Break-ins

This video discusses a recent ATF report on stolen firearms, highlighting that semi-automatic handguns are the most frequently stolen type, accounting for 65% of thefts. The speaker emphasizes that thieves often target vehicles with visible gun-related stickers or hunting gear, leading to handgun theft. The primary takeaway is to prevent gun theft by never leaving firearms in vehicles and utilizing secure storage solutions like mobile safes or locked glove compartments.

This video discusses the alarming rate of firearm thefts, particularly from vehicles, and the rapid 'time to crime' for stolen guns. It highlights that the vast majority of stolen firearms are not from FFLs but from individual owners, often due to unsecured storage. The discussion also touches on missing firearms from police evidence lockers and illegal sales by law enforcement personnel.

This video discusses the alarming speed at which stolen firearms are used in crimes, often within an hour of theft. It highlights that the vast majority of stolen firearms originate from personal vehicles and burglarized homes, not FFLs. The importance of documenting firearm ownership through serial numbers, receipts, and photographs is emphasized for legal protection.

This video from GFG highlights a critical vulnerability for gun owners: bumper stickers advertising firearm ownership. Thieves specifically target vehicles at sporting events and concerts, looking for these visual cues. The instructor strongly advises removing such stickers and recommends securing firearms in locked glove boxes, disabled-trunk-release trunks, or installed trunk safes to deter theft.

This video strongly advises against displaying firearm-related stickers on vehicles, as they can inadvertently signal to thieves that a gun may be present. The speaker emphasizes that a significant percentage of stolen firearms are taken from cars, and advertising gun ownership makes vehicles prime targets, especially in locations where firearms are prohibited. Removing these stickers is presented as a simple yet crucial step in preventing gun theft and reducing the number of stolen firearms in criminal hands.

This video strongly advises against displaying firearm-related stickers on vehicles, as they can inadvertently signal to thieves that a gun may be present. The speaker emphasizes that criminals often target vehicles with such stickers, especially in locations where firearms are prohibited, leading to a high percentage of gun thefts occurring from cars. Removing these stickers is presented as a simple yet crucial step in preventing your firearm from becoming a target.

This video, presented by an experienced individual with law enforcement background, details a personal experience of victimization where firearms were stolen from vehicles during a training event. It emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining vigilance, understanding criminal tactics like casing, and implementing robust security measures for firearms, especially when transporting them. The presenter strongly advises against leaving firearms in vehicles and highlights the need for constant situational awareness.

Savannah, Georgia Mayor Van Johnson has proposed new gun control ordinances that allegedly violate Georgia's state preemption law. These measures include mandatory reporting of firearm thefts and requiring firearms to be stored in locked containers within vehicles. The video argues these ordinances are an overreach by local government and an attempt to disarm law-abiding citizens, while also urging gun owners to practice better security to prevent theft.

This video emphasizes that gun thieves specifically target vehicles at sporting events and concerts, often alerted by bumper stickers advertising gun ownership or concealed carry. The instructor advises removing such stickers and securing firearms in a locked glove box, disabled trunk release, or a dedicated safe within the vehicle to deter theft.