The Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force is distributing
250 of The Club, an anti-theft device that a driver can attach to their
vehicle’s steering wheel, to sheriff’s deputies and Marysville police
department patrol officers. The idea is that the patrol deputies and officers
can give The Club to people that they believe could use protection such as
victims of car theft.
The Club has been around since the mid-1980’s and has proven
to be an effective deterrent against most car thieves. While some critics point
out that an easy way to defeat the club is to cut the steering wheel with a
hack saw, most car thieves apparently do not carry hack saws as part of their
tool kit.
You can find The Club at stores such as Walmart, Amazon.com,
Sears, Autozone or NAPA auto parts stores for between $17 and $70.
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