The Vancouver Police Deparment is taking a self-aware tact in combating theft from cars in Stanley Park this summer.
Beginning tomorrow, Vancouver Police will be giving a seat mat to people visiting the park by car that reads “Nothing to steal but this sign. Please don’t steal the sign.”
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The campaign is meant as much for drivers as it is for would-be stealers. Police will also be reminding people when they hand out the sign to remove valuables from their car.
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“Theft from autos can be prevented” said Constable Brian Montague in a statement.
“Don’t tempt a thief by leaving valuables in your car.”
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