When is bait car on tv

The Albuquerque Police Department released more details surrounding the shooting at a news conference Friday. Cunningham reportedly stole the bait car near Central and Louisana — as a sergeant with the Auto Theft Unit watched a live feed of Cunningham inside the vehicle as he drove through the Northeast Heights. The first shot, fired by Cunningham, hit the windshield between the two officers.

When officers returned fire, Cunningham was hit in the chin. He was later arrested after a foot chase.

The engine also has a kill switch that can be activated remotely by police, which is a genius way to avoid high-speed chases. According to Inspector Rob Vermeulen, who oversees the project, that is a vital public safety feature. They are on top of the thieves before the thieves know what hit them.

It features an ever-changing cast of cars, rotated in and out of hotspots designated by where thefts are happening, and on what type of vehicles. You can watch the videos here , and I highly recommend it. Because of course, that is where it would be.

Some passengers have more pressing concerns. Just a little bit? They even comment that for a bait car, it has a nice interior. She finds a laptop in the car bait in the bait is a thing, sometimes and is immediately on her phone trying to sell it. When they figure out the cops are on them, her bravado falls apart. Some bandits appear to start the ignitions with keys; others use a screwdriver or other device to hack it. It never takes more than a few seconds for them to be on their way, regardless of how they get going.

Except for this dude , believing nonchalance will be the key to success as he hops in the car, inspects the glove box contents, unwraps a snack and litters , asks a passerby what the date is, and finally after seconds sets off in his stolen car.

Fleets are rotated throughout the province and involve more than just cars. Snowmobiles, boats, motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, and even heavy industrial equipment have all been used as bait. IMPACT stresses the importance of not leaving valuables in your vehicle their videos with laptops sitting on the seats prove what a lure contents can be to thieves , locking your car, parking in well-lighted areas and always taking your keys with you.

It is both fun and educational. Directed by Kimble Rendall. The show depicted police officers targeting criminals with a high-tech bait car, rigged with hidden cameras and radio trackers. A reality series wherein undercover cops rig a car with cameras and remote control devices and leave it in high crime environments to entice and apprehend car thieves. Anchorage police released a video this week showing the first, and so far only, theft of a bait car they leave lying in wait for unsuspecting thieves to swipe.

A freak tsunami traps shoppers at a coastal Australian supermarket inside the building - along with foot Great White Sharks.

I watched a few episode of Bait Car, and I wondered since most of the cops were white, and all of the thiefs were not, if this was a true dipiction of those minorities - particularly blacks, as they made up the lion's share of offenders.

Footage is shown from the in car cameras, fixed cameras on police cars and film crews with the police officers. Please explain..

A bait car, also called a decoy car, hot car or trap car, is a vehicle used by law enforcement agencies to capture car thieves or thieves who steal items from cars. Undercover cops park a rigged car on the side of the road, conspicuously leaving the keys inside, while a television crew waits nearby for an unsuspecting passerby to take the bait and steal the car.