Coordinated Crime Gang used High-Power Wi-Fi Jammers in Thefts
WEST CHESTER TOWNSHIP, Ohio —
A multi-state burglary investigation involving a South American theft group is advancing in court as three suspects had their cases bound over to a grand jury following a detailed investigation by West Chester police.
Setup and Demonstration Video
A short video showcasing Wi-Fi Jammer Detector’s setup and functionality
Wi-Fi Jammer Detector Mobile Companion App now Available on Android!
Wi-Fi Jammer Detector mobile companion App released for Android!
Serial Burglar in Edina, Minnesota
Edina police suspect that nine burglaries in the last six months have been undertaken with Wi-Fi jammers deployed to ensure incriminating video evidence wasn’t available to investigators. The modus operandi of the thief or thieves is thought to be something like this:
Homes in affluent areas are found
Burglars carefully watch the homes
The burglars avoid confrontation, so appear to wait until homes are empty
Seizing the opportunity of an empty home, the burglars will deploy Wi-Fi jammer(s)
“Safes, jewelry, and other high-end designer items,” are usually taken
Wilshire Community Alert
In March of 2024, LAPD is warning the Wilshire community to be on the alert for sophisticated break-ins leveraging Wi-Fi jammers
Wi-Fi Jammers Used in High-Profile, Targeted Attacks
Wi-Fi jammers were cited to be used in three high-profile targets (professional athletes’ homes).
Thieves Bypassing Camera and Alarm Systems with Wi-Fi Jammers
There has been a huge spike in sophisticated break-ins where thieves are disabling wireless cameras with Wi-Fi jammers. In fact, Wi-Fi jammers typically emit signals so strong and noisy that even your alarm system which uses a different wireless communication protocol does not work. Alarm systems typically do not have wired sensors, so thieves can easily bypass your indoor motion and door/window-contact sensors with jamming devices that are available online (despite being extremely illegal).