It’s auto crime enforcement month, and the BC RCMP is offering tips to prevent you from being a victim.

This year during Auto Crime Enforcement Month the Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team (IMPACT), are asking vehicle owners to take a moment to think about how they can help prevent auto crime.

A Prince George woman was sentenced Monday to a further 60 days in jail for trying to make a theft from an RCMP bait car.

Robin Roy Mack, 46, is facing one count of theft under $5,000

It might just be one of the most Canadian crime scenes out there.

Multiple charges have been laid against two men after the discovery of several stolen items.

Members of the B.C. Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team lived up to their acronym while in Prince George last week.

The region’s bait car program — believed to be the world’s biggest — is run by 22 specialist officers in the Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team (IMPACT) and they are making an impact. Bait car thefts led directly to 304 arrests since 2014, and 45 to date in 2019.

A video of a couple stealing a Bait Car (and then deeply regretting it) in Langley, BC has been released by BaitCar.com this week.

Police are warning wannabe car thieves the vehicle they are taking might be more than they think.