No broken glass after a car break-in? Key fob signals could explain why

Summary

After repeated car break-ins that left no shattered windows, a spokesman for the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office said conversations with police led him to a precaution: storing vehicle key fobs in a signal-blocking pouch. Casey McNerthney told “Seattle’s Morning News” that he and his wife had their cars broken into at least six times last year. In their cases, he said, the absence of broken glass raised questions about how someone gained access. “I was talking to a couple of police officers, and I said, ‘Hey, you know, the weird thing is the glass wasn’t shattered in our cases,’”…

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