beauf wrote: » It was on the front page on at least one of the evening papers. But I can't find it online now.
beauf wrote: » Considering the story about taxi only broke over the last day or so, the Xmas period doesn't come into it. I'd assumed I'd be able to read it later online. Not for it to vanish everywhere. Considering they are using firearms (imitation?) what were response would you expect. A stern talking to? There are lots of reports of whats likely to be the same group in the same area for a long time now.http://www.thejournal.ie/taxi-clonee-robbery-gang-3777282-Jan2018/
daymobrew wrote: » Nissan Leaf stolen from Riverwood estate around 3am on Tuesday 9 January. Car keys are not taken from the house. Incident reported to the Gardai. It might have been the keyless relay method as reported in Clonee in November.
Larbre34 wrote: » Everyone with remote keys should get a faraday pouch to keep them in, a neat simple measure that starts from about a tenner online. I got one that fits both mine and wifes keys and got ones for a few older relatives as well who arent great with the concept of how the car can be nicked. Ten or twenty quid could save you thousands in insurance loadings for several years, even if you have step-back.
beauf wrote: » I didnt realise the design was so stupid.
Veloce wrote: » It's not stupid really. What would be a stupid design would be if you're key battery failed on the outside lane on a motorway at 120km/h thus shutting you're engine off. It's a safety feature that the key only needs to be in range to start the car. Faraday cages are a good idea. Also keep the keys away from the front door and perhaps in a room upstairs furthest away from the car itself. Installing posts outside in the driveway also act as deterrent.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » It's a stupid design if it allows your car to be stolen by some bloke in your driveway using a little gadget. Good design would have foreseen this scenario and designed in a solution.
Veloce wrote: » There'll always be a way to steal a car no matter what the technology Andrew. Radio interception of a remote central locking system (which nearly all cars have) is another example. That's done with a little gadget too.
Gavin shels wrote: » http://www.thejournal.ie/taxi-robberies-teenagers-3802863-Jan2018/ Hopefully something comes of it. Hilarious from the mother of the gang leader "His mother initially refused to come to court with her son yesterday/today (WED) and he risked being held in custody. She arrived later and apologised.". Now we know what's wrong with these kids anyways - no parenting.
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