Archive for Monday, June 29, 2009
Police use GPS tracking service to find vehicles stolen in Shawnee
June 29, 2009
An in-car GPS tracking device helped police find two vehicles stolen Sunday night in Shawnee .
Capt. Bill Hisle said a couple had returned home from taking their new truck to the car wash about 11 p.m. Sunday in the 7200 block of Mullen Road. They were wiping the car down when they were approached by two males who had gotten out of a white sedan.
The taller man pulled out a gun and demanded keys to both the truck and a Chevy Tahoe parked in the garage. The thieves drove off with the cars, but the couple called police, who contacted the GPS service to track down the cars. The service located the cars at 12:15 a.m. at a Kansas City, Mo., apartment complex in the 9300 block of Bales Road.
Hisle said the two stolen vehicles were parked side by side, but police were unable to locate the suspects or the white sedan.
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Do you think the state should do more to help businesses near K-7 and Johnson Drive as an interchange is constructed?
Given the time the state has had to prepare, I don’t think completing the access road before starting/ closing Johnson Drive is an unreasonable request from these businesses or those of us who patronize them.
Question of the week
Which area team will last longest in this year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament?
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Joe2484 (Anonymous) says…
I love when Electronics beat the crimanals I bought one of these devices from http://www.bluewatersecurityprofessio… and hope that the police can be as quick if my car gets stolen.