NEW: Ontario targets auto theft with $51-million investment.
“With vehicle thefts and carjackings on the rise, our government is taking bold action against a serious and often violent crime where high-tech criminals operate in tightly organized networks,” Solicitor General Michael Kerzner said in a news release.
The province said the taskforce will draw upon the success of the OPP-led joint forces operation team, which coordinated with municipal police services to crack down on auto theft,A video from the York Regional Police Service shows a man in a jumpsuit stealing a car . Safety grants, which OPP, municipal, and First Nations police service can apply for, will also be up for grabs as a result of the funding, the province said, and see recipients receive “extra tools, supports, and resources” to fight auto theft.
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