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The Rise Of Auto Thefts In Charlotte, North Carolina

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The rapid rise of auto theft crimes in Charlotte, North Carolina is making the duties of auto theft investigation very strenuous work. Detective David Clayton of auto theft investigations from the Charlotte Police Department allowed me to interact with him for two consecutive days. I also intera ....

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.... will be filed as auto theft but it will not be entered in APB, DCI, neither will it be entered in NCIC terminals. These terminals allow law enforcement agencies of different levels to search for the car. I will go further into detail about these terminals later in the report. Facts of the report are taken at this time. Information such as details (bumper stickers, etc.), the finance plans (if car is paid for or if the victim is making payments), make and year, knowledge of suspect, time and ....
Number of words: 1997 Approximate pages: 8

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