Car Theft at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
52 cars worth nearly $5 million were stolen by an organized crime group at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The investigation has identified 14 suspects, with arrests made in connection to car thefts at the airport and in other states.
Key Points
- Organized crime group stole 52 cars at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
- Investigation identified 14 suspects and led to arrests
- Cars also stolen from airports in New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah
- Technology like license plate readers assisted in apprehending suspects
Pros
- Arrests made in connection to the organized car theft ring
- Use of technology like license plate readers aiding in apprehension of suspects
Cons
- 52 cars stolen worth nearly $5 million
- Victims left stranded and violated with personal belongings inside stolen vehicles