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Cameras installed in New Jersey town amid rise in auto theft; NYPD enacts new strategy to catch car thieves

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Police in Secaucus, New Jersey, have cameras installed at every location in and out of the town. 39 cars were stolen last year, and 23 were taken the year before. Authorities believe many of the car thieves operating on the Island are originating from and escaping to New Jersey with stolen vehicles.

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Cameras installed in New Jersey town amid rise in auto theft; NYPD enacts new strategy to catch car thieves

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Police in Secaucus, New Jersey, are acting to protect residents from the scourge of car thefts by having cameras installed at every location in and out of the town, NBC4 reported.According to town police, 39 cars were stolen last year, and 23 were taken the year before.

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