Bait cars are used to catch car thieves, and the question is whether self-driving cars will serve as bait cars, now or in the future.

When the Herring family wake up in a basement after a car accident, the only thing scarier than not knowing how they got there, is realizing that they're not alone. Directed by: Andrea M. Catinella ...

The reality TV show “Bait Car” is supposed to catch car thieves in the act. Undercover cops park a rigged car on the side of the road, conspicuously leaving the keys inside, while a television ...

With the suspects now facing trials, Bait Car producers won't give defense attorneys show footage as evidence. On what grounds? The shield law for… ...

APD's bait car system has been around for nearly a decade. The department says over that time, it's added more cars with more advanced technology to its fleet.

The ongoing plague of automobile break-ins in the city of San Francisco has prompted police to roll out an enforcement operation to combat the smash-and-grab burglaries, which will include the use ...

SFPD made its first arrest during its bait car campaign to prevent vehicle break-ins: 26-year-old Robert Sonza.

Cameras inside the bait car capture at least two teenagers trying to start the vehicle. “It looked like they tried to take it. But for some reason they were unsuccessful at first,” said Barnard.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – More auto theft suspects are behind bars, thanks to a recent Albuquerque Police Department bait car sting. So, just how successful is the over-decade-long bait car ...

Bait cars are designed to be stolen. They're rigged with a device that allows police to remotely shut off the engine and lock the doors. And hidden cameras offer a glimpse at the lives of thieves.

Cameras inside the bait car capture at least two teenagers trying to start the vehicle. “It looked like they tried to take it. But for some reason they were unsuccessful at first,” said Barnard.