From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? The Philadelphia Police Department is launching a campaign to tackle auto theft by criminals using “high-tech tactics.”The campaign, titled “Together, We Can Prevent Auto Theft,” aims to reduce carjackings involving vehicles with keyless entry and key fobs. Police said in a statement that the most common tactics for stealing these vehicles involve relay devices and keyless entry hacking. The campaign will focus on providing car owners with information on installing anti-theft devices and securing vehicles with additional locking mechanisms. In Philadelphia, roughly 14,000 vehicles were stolen in 2024, according to police, a noticeable drop from the 24,000 reported thefts in 2023.