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New method of car theft on the rise in Thailand
(10) | 10/09/2014 | Translate: A key-partout circulating on the black market in Bangkok, is the new tool of car thieves in Thailand.
Theft of a Rolls Royce worth £350.000, using a large antenna Thieves break into a Rolls Royce worth 350.000 pounds in 30 seconds, using a wire antenna and a transponder. This theft technique is based on relaying through a special device, the signal emitted by the key owner in the house. One of the thieves approached the front door with the device and large wire antenna to pick up the key's signal and transmit it to the car. The doors unlocked, and as seen in the video a second thief starts the car's engine.- The train of Bangkok The train of Bangkok in Thailand passes through the local market
- Painting a car with the deepest black color The contributors of the DipYourCar channel, they painted a car with the darkest black paint on the market. The color is called Musou Black, comes from Japan and is supposed to compete with VantaBlack. It absorbs over 99% of light and looks very strange when applied to a car.
- Stealing a Tesla car with the relay method On the night of August 21, 2019 in London, two men robbed a Tesla S model worth 100.000 euro in 30 seconds using the technique "relay". As its name implies, This technique is based on retransmission of a specific device, the signal emitted by the key owner in the house. One of the thieves approached the front door with the device to pick up the key's signal and transmit it to the car. The doors unlocked very quickly, and then the second thief entered the vehicle and fled.
- Scratching with key on a car recorded by the cameras of a Tesla In a parking lot in Sacramento, California, a Tesla Model 3 records two suspicious men in Sentry mode, that activates the car's cameras. The two men approaching their car parked just to the right of Tesla and one of them makes a scratch with a key on the right side of. They laugh after a while the two men will return, doing further damage to the body of the car. The Sentry Mode is a monitoring system that enables the car cameras when someone comes too close to the vehicle. It also displays a warning message on the internal display. If you detect an attempted theft, the system goes into alarm mode. Sends a message to the owner, playing music with maximum intensity and hits the horn.
- They steal the catalyst of a car in the middle of the road (England) In broad daylight in the city of Bradford, England, and two thieves lift a Toyota Prius car with a crane to steal the catalyst. The average price of the catalyst market is around 300 euros.
- Stolen car transponder In the West Midlands, England, a security camera recorded two men stealing a car using relay devices. The incident occurred on September 24 outside the home of the victim such as police said. The boxes are designed to receive signal from the car key inside the house - which can pass through walls - and then transfer the signal to a second device next to car. In just one minutes, vehicle systems violated and unlocked doors.
- Motorcyclist saves a kitten A motorcyclist sees a kitten standing in the middle of the road in Bangkok Thailand. The man stops his motorcycle and signaling the oncoming car stop, in order to help the little animal.
- Female prevents theft of the car, jumping on the Hood On Tuesday, May 23, 2016 at a gas station in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Melissa Smith put gasoline in her car having left the keys in the ignition, when a thief entered the car. Seeing the thief behind the wheel, her first reaction was to jump over the hood to stop him before he left. The thief tried to throw braking several times. But seeing that the woman is not descended from the hood, He came out of the car and walked away with three accomplices in another car. Before he leaves, He made sure to steal the phone, wallet and woman's bag. Melissa explains that jump onto the hood was not very smart move, but it was the first thing that went through her mind at that moment.
- The bear wanted car ride When you walk into a Wildlife Park open, a family will have a terrifying encounter with a black bear that knows how to open car doors. While passengers pull videos and photos, the bear would open the door and then there is panic with voices and screams from young children.
- Meteorite fall in Thailand On September 7, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand, many drivers recorded with their cameras a meteorite fall. The glow appeared around 8:45 am. When a ball of fire appeared to fall towards the Earth, leaving a trail of white smoke in its wake. Motorists reported that they did not hear any sound from the object, However, residents in the province's Sisawat said they heard a loud explosion. Experts say that the object that fell off was probably a meteorite weighing only a few kilos, completely dismantled at an altitude of about 100 km from the ground.
- Police use pepper spray and teizer driver, who had a stroke A police officer in Virginia u.s. hit with Tasers and pepper spray used to a black man, who had suffered a stroke and no ypakoyge on commands. David Washington collided with a car after stroke, but the policemen thought they just did not want to follow their orders. One of the two policemen resigned after the incident.
- Elephant destroys cars in Thailand In Thailand, an elephant did major damage to several cars near the National Park Khao Yai Bangkok. The animal was in the middle of the road and began attacking motorists who did walk in the park with their cars. Drivers waited patiently until the elephant to rest and be gone. There were no reported injuries, but the elephant damage to several vehicles. In Thailand it is not unusual for elephants to roam outside of the natural to the environment. During the mating season, more than 300 elephants roam freely in the country.
- Bangkok train passes through the public market The train of Bangkok in Thailand, runs 8 times a day through the popular market town. Sellers simply grabbing their tents as if nothing happens, continue their work. You can see here a nice video with more details.
- Thousands of ducks stop traffic in Thailand Thousands of ducks are blocking traffic in the street of Bangkok, in Thailand. The ducks go by like a torrent between cars.