Incidences started around august of last year and continue to groro now with 165 vehicles reported stolen. 165 is quite a drastic number for sioux city. Police say, about 20 stolen vehicles came from outside jurisdictions during this time frame. Theres really no neighborhood thats really immuned from it. Its all over sioux city that its taking place. Whats more, those who leave their vehicle running while unattended, could face a criminal citation. And, some Insurance Companies may not pay for lost or damages, causing the owner to become victims of Identity Theft by leaving personal information inside the vehicle its one thing to have remote start where your car could run and nobody can take it because the cars are with it. And its actually another to have your running with the keys in it. Harstad urges owners and drivers to please dont make it easy for car thieves keep your vehicle locked at all times. Close all windows and sunroof. And with the rise of so many stolen vehicles, many r
Bahamians continue to perform well in NCAA athletics Sasha Wells.
Bahamian collegiate athletes at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I (DI) and Division II (DII) levels continue to put on impressive performances as the indoor track and field season winds down.
Sasha Wells continued her impressive NCAA DI indoor run for the Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles when she won three individual events at the Washburn Challenge hosted by Washburn University at the Washburn Indoor Athletic Facility in Topeka, Kansas, on Friday. Fellow Bahamian and Golden Eagles athlete Bradley Dormeus won two individual events and was a part of the winning relay that day. Both Bahamians were able to break facility records.