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So if a key was in the truck, it must have been unlocked, correct? I’m pretty sure it won’t let you lock it with a key inside.I live in a very safe area of Wisconsin so do not worry about it. But 2 weeks ago I came home from a Mexico vacation to find my window shattered at Ohare airport. They broke in looking for anything they could. Oddly enough didn't find my handgun and left my girlfriends laptop but stole her winter jacket? Found out later my ladies keys were in her jacket for some reason... do not get me started... and I keep a spare on her keys... They could have easily just drove the truck off. Moral of the story, if someone wants in, they will get in and still doesn't even guarantee they will take the truck. A lot of them are clueless low lives.
Not that it matters, but if that’s the case, the bastards didn’t even try the door handle before they broke the window.
