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Welcome back. Now those of us who live here know how often cars get broken into.


What about Olympic visitors. Well, Vancouver police say the have a plan. Time Weeks has the details.

During the Olympics we told the Vancouver will welcome the world. As those visitors gathering the city, police say they determine to make sure their last impression of the city doesn’t including have their car stolen. As say the Impact the out of the crime team is gearing up for the games.

“In simple terms, where’s cars are Impact will be. Parking area will be saturated with bait cars.”

During the Olympics more and more people are expected to crowded at this parking rights, Olympic transportation hubs. That means a lot more opportunities for car thieves, but police say they will getting some high-tech help.

As well as bring in more bait cars during the games, there will also be bait inside cars. Some vehicle will have everything from laptops to briefcases in side and those items will have what police are calling micro dot DNA.

“It is a tiny little dot, that is virtually, not viewable to human eye. And on those dots, is a serial number that will germing only to impact.”

Police say they will able to watch the thief brake in the bait cars and those serial numbers that help them to prove in court the items stolen from the bait car.

“Those auto thief enforcement using the bait cars in these locate and clear message to anyone who may think these lots will be easy pickings. And my advice to these is not hands and think again.”

A criminologist says the Olympic massive security plan means the games are great time for criminals to get caught.

“If some body’s gonna try something during the games. I will say given what I know was outside about the security and police got help them. You can count on them, you may go to the jail.”

You’ll soon see some signs of that hand stop of crime presents. Even police wagon’s advertising bait car programme.