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In the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds", featuring American actor Nicholas Cage and star Angelina Jolie, the retired burglar is forced to steal 50 luxury cars in the space of 72 hours while by pursuing another group and the police.
But in the theft, thieves managed to steal the two new Mercedes cars, which operate with an electronic switch, in less than 60 seconds.
It is interesting to note that both cars belong to one family and are worth about £ 140,000, or $ 180,000.
The family, husband Mohammad Tohma, his wife, and his 27-year-old son were sleeping at home when the two cars purchased by the family were stolen less than six months ago.
On November 20, home surveillance cameras showed a masked man waving a reminder signal near the front door of Wembley House, northwest London.
At first, thieves stole a white Mercedes sports car, estimated at $ 94,000, and took only a few seconds to steal.
Less than 60 seconds later, the thieves stole the second Mercedes, which costs $ 83,500, but it took longer than the first to fly.
"I woke up at seven in the morning and realized that the two cars did not exist, I thought my father was out early," said Ali Tohme, the son, who works in a restaurant .
But for further confirmation, Ali called his parents, realizing that they were still at home, and then realized that both cars had been stolen.
Ali informed his father and then checked the surveillance cameras and found that they had already been stolen, pointing out that the robbery had not lasted more than 60 seconds.
"Keyless cars have become a pandemic," said West Jameland Police Chief David Jamison, adding that the theft rates of these cars are rising sharply.
The device used to steal cars of this type does not cost more than 128 USD and can be obtained on eBay.
It seems that the recovery of cars will be difficult because the recovery rate of stolen cars does not exceed 5%.
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In the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds", featuring American actor Nicholas Cage and star Angelina Jolie, the retired burglar is forced to steal 50 luxury cars in the space of 72 hours while by pursuing another group and the police.
But in the theft, thieves managed to steal the two new Mercedes cars, which operate with an electronic switch, in less than 60 seconds.
It is interesting to note that both cars belong to one family and are worth about £ 140,000, or $ 180,000.
The family, husband Mohammad Tohma, his wife, and his 27-year-old son were sleeping at home when the two cars purchased by the family were stolen less than six months ago.
On November 20, home surveillance cameras showed a masked man waving a reminder signal near the front door of Wembley House, northwest London.
At first, thieves stole a white Mercedes sports car, estimated at $ 94,000, and took only a few seconds to steal.
Less than 60 seconds later, the thieves stole the second Mercedes, which costs $ 83,500, but it took longer than the first to fly.
"I woke up at seven in the morning and realized that the two cars did not exist, I thought my father was out early," said Ali Tohme, the son, who works in a restaurant .
But for further confirmation, Ali called his parents, realizing that they were still at home, and then realized that both cars had been stolen.
Ali informed his father and then checked the surveillance cameras and found that they had already been stolen, pointing out that the robbery had not lasted more than 60 seconds.
"Keyless cars have become a pandemic," said West Jameland Police Chief David Jamison, adding that the theft rates of these cars are rising sharply.
The device used to steal cars of this type does not cost more than 128 USD and can be obtained on eBay.
It seems that the recovery of cars will be difficult because the recovery rate of stolen cars does not exceed 5%.
