Honda Vehicle Owners in Portland are Targeted by Thieves Stealing Electronic Parts

Honda owners living in Portland are alerted by the police to a suspect stealing electronic parts from the front of the vehicle.

Portland Police Bureau says in a news release that since mid-November, they have received reports of at least 18 electronic parts stolen from the front of Honda vehicles.

Police say owners must ensure that they park their cars in a locked garage where possible, or in a well-lit area where accessibility to the front of the vehicle is difficult.

Watch this Video of a Robbery in the Montavilla Neighborhood

The public is asked to watch this video  to see if anyone can identify the suspect. This Honda is parked outside a home in the Montavilla Neighborhood.

The PB received a report from a local car dealership after electronic parts from 16 Hondas parked on its lot were stolen. Most of the complaints have been lodged by Honda owners in Southeast Portland.

The target area is Southeast Stark Street to Southeast Woodstock Boulevard and Southeast Cesar Chavez Boulevard to Southeast 82nd Avenue.

Anyone with information about the thefts should contact [email protected].

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