Travelers called on to remain vigilant as Birmingham Airport is doing

Birmingham, Al (WBMA) – Birmingham, Ala. In December 2016, Dodge Hellcat was stolen from the airport garage, with the owner only discovering the theft after his return to Birmingham.

The monitoring footage that the police have not released is reported that the thief was coming out of the deck between 5am and 6 in the morning according to a police report, “the suspect came to the cabin to get out, but the employee was on his mobile phone, After looking up the vehicle sitting on the cab.

In a separate incident on January 18 and 6:00 pm and 18:00 and 18:00 and 18:00 and 18:00 the owner offered a Facebook award.

Ronald F. Mateo, president and CEO of Birmingham Airport, expressed concern about thefts. “I had a conversation with the police chief. I asked me to make this a priority what was happening,” Matjo said. Despite the presence of a police substation and numerous officers on the spot, Matyo admitted that passengers may have a false sense of security. “Obviously, we want people to be comfortable. We want them to feel their assets and everything is fine,” he said.

Mathieu assured that financial restrictions would not prevent the implementation of recommended security changes. He advised drivers not to leave their parking tickets inside their vehicles, as this may allow the thieves to get out of the deck undiscovered. “If you are driving and saying that I have lost the ticket, you have to demonstrate that you own this vehicle, show your registration,” Matjo explained.

The second theft was reported at 911, not the airport body and details remain limited. However, Matyo noted that the thief uses a different method of escape. “When someone goes through the output bar, there is a problem,” he said. “We need police to work with us, to look at every inch of the parking garage and other batches.

Experts emphasize the importance of being fully covered by the insurance and propose to look at the precipice if the value of the vehicle is less than the amount due.