Two arrested in Toddington after police seize these key fob jammers used to unlock cars
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Two people have been arrested with this jamming equipment following a joint police op.
Following intel, officers from Beds, Cambs & Herts Road Policing Unit together with Thames Valley Police swooped on a car in Toddington and nicked two people.
They’d been told people were stealing from parked cars at various service stations. Basically, the key fob unlocks your car by sending a signal to stop drivers from locking or unlocking their doors remotely.
Needless to say, the two were arrested, the jammers seized plus their vehicle was seized for having no insurance.