A black vehicle with an open door in side of the road. Image taken during summer. The driver is needing for help or giving assistance for example. cardooropenabandonedincidentvehiclebackgroundfrontskywhiteasphaltassistanceautobeautifulblackblueemergencyhappenhelplookingnatureoneoutdoorparkroadroadsidesceneryseatsidestolenstopsummertraveltripwheelwindowShow moreSome cities are seeing an increase in car-related crimes as Americans use their cars less.
Crime usually rises in-step with the springs' thaw, but the auto-larceny uptick is notable given a decrease in overall crime. And with most American cities still under some form of shelter-in-place order, the coronavirus might not be finding ideal situations to spread, but car thieves are finding empty cars that don't move much these days. That means they're easy prey.
Other cities, like Dallas, have been lucky so far. The North Texas city saw a 20% a drop in stolen cars from March to April, but Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall says her department is ready should that trend change to match peers like Austin, which has also seen an uptick since the pandemic began. "For any criminal taking this opportunity to believe that you will be successful committing crimes in this city, I have a message for you: We're coming for you. We're looking for you. We are waiting on you,"
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