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PG RCMP to give out steering wheel locks

The Prince George RCMP are teaming with ICBC to help secure your older vehicle over the holidays.

Steering wheel locks will be given out throughout December to anyone driving a vehicle without an anti-theft system.

The detachment’s crime prevention unit will be offering the locks to anyone who shows their insurance papers as proof their vehicle is an older model with no anti-theft system.

Community Policing Coordinator Linda Parker says they will be favouring specific vehicles.

“Older model Fords, GMCs, Chevrolets, and Dodge pickup trucks are a target for theft in our community, so we want to address that.”

This is the first year for the initiative.

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Matt Fetinko
Matt Fetinko
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