National Auto Theft Bureau Established to Boost Vehicle Security and Police Coordination.
This law establishes a National Auto Theft Bureau within the Department of Justice to enhance vehicle security nationwide. The Bureau will serve as a central hub for real-time information sharing among federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to improve the apprehension of car thieves. Citizens and private industry will also receive resources and recommendations on how to better protect their vehicles.
Key points
Creation of a National Auto Theft Bureau to coordinate law enforcement efforts against vehicle theft across the country.
Establishment of a central repository for real-time data sharing on auto theft incidents among police forces.
Authorization of $10 million for a pilot program supporting local agencies in implementing best practices to combat theft.
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