Laredo Auto Theft Task Force

Laredo Auto Theft Task Force

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The exclusive objective of the Laredo Police Auto Theft Task Force is to deter, investigate and prosecute vehicle theft and burglary of vehicles.

The Laredo Auto Theft Task Force (ATTF) provides additional resources to enhance the capacity of all police agencies in Webb County in order to impact the crime of auto theft. The Task Force includes all jurisdictions in Webb County regardless of whether an agency is participating in the Task Force or not. The exclusive objective of the Laredo ATTF is to deter, investigate and prosecute the vehicl

06/03/2026

The Finals are here...🏀
While the Spurs defend the home court, LPD ATTF is defending your ride🚔🤘🏼

Lock, take, hide... & GO SPURS GO!🖤🤍

06/02/2026

Don't give thieves a head start by leaving your keys inside your vehicle. Always take your keys/key fob with you, and lock your car.

Park smart, and stay safe!🚔🔐

06/02/2026

‼️🚔 🔍Calling all future ATTF Investigators!

Are you interested in a career of investigating auto crimes and protecting our community? The path to an eventual career in ATTF starts here. The Laredo Police Department is now accepting applications for those who are ready to be the difference and make an impact.

Apply TODAY! Your future starts now.

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THE APPLICATION IS OPEN! Check the link, make an account, and proceed with the process! If you have questions contact your recruiters
-Officer Erica Escamilla 956-757-1229
-Officer Selina Torres 956-898-1212

https://www.governmentjobs.com/jobs/5359963-0/police-entrance-exam-application

05/28/2026

As graduation season continues, don’t let theft steal the celebration❌🚔

Lock your vehicle. Hide valuables. Take your keys.

Congratulations, Class of 2026!🎓✨

05/27/2026

The Laredo Police Department’s Auto Theft Task Force is seeking the community's help in locating this unidentified male subject. This individual was involved in a Theft of Motor Vehicle case that occurred at the 2900 Palo Blanco St. on November 22, 2025.

If you have any information regarding the identity or location of this subject, please call Laredo Crime Stoppers at (956) 727-TIPS☎️ You may also submit an anonymous tip via the Crime Stoppers App under "Subject ID"📲 Please reference #25-1381 when submitting your tips. You may be eligible for a cash reward💰

05/26/2026

The Laredo Police Department’s Auto Theft Task Force is seeking the community's help in locating Vicente Lozano, age 50. This wanted suspect was involved in a Theft of Vehicle and Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle.

If you have any information regarding Lozano’s whereabouts and/or the location of stolen vehicle(s), please call Laredo Crime Stoppers at (956) 727-TIPS☎️

You may also submit an anonymous tip via the Laredo Crime Stoppers App under "Subject ID”📲Please reference #26-0672 when submitting your tips. You may be eligible for a cash reward for leading to his arrest and/or the location of the stolen vehicle(s).

Photos from Laredo Auto Theft Task Force's post 05/26/2026

🚨LPD ATTF RECOVERS 20 STOLEN CATALYTIC CONVERTERS🚨

The Laredo Police Department Auto Theft Task Force continues investigating a series of catalytic converter thefts that occurred across North Laredo during the evening hours of May 11, 2026.

Investigators recovered a total of 20 catalytic converters; 12 have already been returned to their rightful owners, while 8 remain in LPD custody.

On May 22, 2026, three juvenile males were detained in connection to the investigation. Charges include Burglary of Vehicle, Theft of Catalytic Converters, Unauthorized possession of Catalytic Converter, and Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity. This investigation remains ongoing as investigators continue reviewing additional reports and evidence that may be connected to this case.

The LPD Auto Theft Task Force reminds the public that catalytic converter theft is a serious felony offense in Texas. Juveniles are NOT exempt from criminal prosecution and can face serious legal consequences.
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🚔Know the signs of possible catalytic converter theft:
• Loud engine noises when starting your vehicle
• Visible cuts underneath the vehicle near the exhaust system
• Vehicles sitting unusually low
• Suspicious persons crawling underneath parked vehicles
📞If you see suspicious activity, report it immediately to the Laredo Police Department at (956) 795-2800 for non-emergencies or 911 in an emergency.

05/20/2026

A locked car changes the whole game💪🔐Keep auto thieves out of the paint by remembering to lock your car, take your keys, and hide your valuables! 🚔

05/18/2026

Auto thieves look for easy opportunities❌

Help protect your vehicle by always locking your car, securing your valuables, and never leaving your keys inside, especially at home. Visible items and unattended keys can further make your vehicle a greater target.

Take your keys, hide your valuables, and stay one step ahead 🔐🤝

Photos from Laredo Auto Theft Task Force's post 05/14/2026

Yesterday, members of the LPD Auto Theft Task Force were recognized at the 2026 Police Week Awards Luncheon🏅🚔💙

Congratulations to all of our awarded Auto Theft personnel🤩🙌your hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you!

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Laredo, TX
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