… Legislature to swiftly, swiftly adopt a multifaceted framework that aligns with initiatives to combat vehicle theft, safeguard communities and ensure swift and fair justice for victims of car thefts. Additionally, According to the data from the New Jersey State Police, we saw another increase in auto thefts last year from 2023 with 16,605 car thefts. That is 707 more than 2022 at 15,898. I would like to commend the Summit Police Department on their announcement of a new initiative offering personal home security assessments to any resident who is requesting one. (04:58–05:18)
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Asserts an increase in auto thefts in New Jersey from 2022 to 2023.
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