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<\/p>\nNearly 300 vehicles were reportedly stolen in Mississauga and Brampton over the last 31 days.<\/p>\n
From June 24 to July 25, Peel Regional Police data indicates that a combined 324 vehicle thefts occurred across both cities \u2014 180 in Mississauga, 112 in Brampton, and one incident in Toronto that fell under Peel police jurisdiction.<\/p>\n
Unlike previous reports, Peel Regional Police did not provide an updated breakdown of cases that had been solved, remained under investigation or were deemed unsolved.<\/p>\n
Of the stolen vehicles, 199 are cars, 19 are motorcycles, 48 are trucks and 27 were listed as \u201cothers.\u201d<\/p>\n
The following map shows where these auto thefts took place:<\/p>\n
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The data also points to the most common hotspots in Peel Region this month, where three or more vehicles were reported stolen:<\/p>\n
Airport Road \u2014 three occurrences
\nBritannia Road \u2014 five occurrences
\nCaroga Drive\u2014 three occurrences
\nCity Centre Drive \u2014 seven occurrences
\nCourtneypark Drive \u2014 eight occurrences
\nDixie Road \u2014 seven occurrences
\nGlen Erin Drive \u2014 three occurrences
\nGreat Lakes Drive \u2014 nine occurrences
\nKennedy Road \u2014 five occurrences
\nMain Street \u2014 six occurrences
\nMcLaughlin Road \u2014 five occurrences
\nMississauga Road \u2014 five occurrences
\nMississauga Valley Boulevard \u2014 three occurrences
\nNorth Sheridan Way \u2014 three occurrences
\nPeel Centre Drive \u2014 three occurrences
\nQueen Street \u2014 four occurrences
\nSouthdown Road \u2014 three occurrences
\nTerminal Three Road \u2014 six occurrences
\nViscount Road \u2014 four occurrences<\/p>\n
Here are three notable auto theft stories from June and July:<\/p>\n
Peel police have shared helpful tips to prevent individuals from falling victim to auto thefts:<\/p>\n
if possible, park your vehicle in a locked garage, as the majority of the vehicles have been stolen from driveways.
\nuse a steering wheel lock. It will also act as a visible deterrent.
\ninstall a lock on the data port. This simple device can be purchased online and blocks access to the computer port where thieves gain access to reprogram the vehicle\u2019s keys.
\nconsider purchasing a quality video surveillance system. Ensure cameras are properly placed and functioning for day and night use. Familiarize yourself with the system so it can be reviewed and accessed immediately.<\/p>\n