Every time after locking the car, did you pull another car door to confirm whether it was locked?
Many car owners may not have this habit. Because of this, the two thieves relied on a Old School Block Cell Phone purchased from the Internet, and in just over 20 days, they frequently committed crimes and stole nearly 100,000 yuan of property from the car owner. The reporter learned from the Dongxihu District police yesterday that the thieves He and Wang were arrested and brought to justice and detained under criminal law. The signal jammer was purchased online by Wang. It is a small black rectangular black box with two antennas. It can interfere with the car owner's locking of the door and make the car owner mistakenly think that the door is locked.
He is in charge of the lookout, and He is responsible for stealing property
Since August this year, He and Wang have rushed to Hongshan Square, Zhongnan Road and other parking lots around subway stations, stealing dozens of high-end cigarettes, liquor, Apple mobile phones, platinum diamond rings, etc., worth nearly 100,000 yuan.
- On December 10, our bureau sent staff to rush to the disturbed area together with staff from the Municipal Mobile Company.
- After on-site investigation and testing, the source of interference, Old School Block Cell Phone , was finally found in the production workshop of Junji Industrial.
- The switch test further confirmed that the unauthorized installation and use of cell phone jammer in the production workshop of Junji Industrial caused interference to the public mobile communication network.
- The staff of our bureau pointed out on the spot that his behavior violated relevant regulations of radio management, and asked him to immediately remove the mobile phone signal jammer.
At the same time, he reported to the Xinfeng County Radio Coordination Office and required relevant coordination and handling work to be done. According to the staff, in order to prevent workers from playing mobile phones during production and affecting production safety, mobile phone signal jammers were installed in the workshop.
This case of car theft using an old-fashioned shielded cell phone, where thieves used the technology to interfere with the car's locking system, allowing them to steal valuables from parked vehicles without detection.
The ease with which signal jamming devices can be obtained and purchased online with just a few clicks of a mouse, has raised concerns about their widespread use and misuse by individuals with criminal intent. In this case, the criminals used signal jammers to deceive car owners into believing that their vehicles were securely locked, allowing them to commit thefts without arousing suspicion.
- Law enforcement agencies play a vital role in identifying and arresting individuals involved in illegal activities involving signal jamming devices.
- Through careful investigation and collaboration with relevant agencies such as mobile companies and radio coordination offices, law enforcement is able to locate the source of the interference and take appropriate action to resolve the issue.
- This incident highlights the need for strict regulation of the sale, possession and use of signal jamming devices.
- The unauthorized installation and operation of these devices not only poses a threat to public safety, but also disrupts important communications networks, potentially causing widespread disruption and inconvenience.
In some cases, such as industrial settings, the installation of signal jammers may be motivated by concerns about productivity and safety. However, these concerns must be balanced with compliance with regulatory standards and respect for public communications infrastructure.
Addressing the misuse of signal jamming devices requires a multifaceted approach, including regulatory measures, enforcement actions, public awareness campaigns, and technical solutions. By working together, stakeholders can mitigate the risks associated with signal jamming devices and maintain the integrity of communications networks while safeguarding public safety.
