Car thieves are going hi-tech, leading to a spike in car thefts in D.C., and police are issuing a warning for drivers, especially those with ‘push to start' ignition in their cars.

Burbank Police warn of a rise in car thefts using "key cloners" targeting keyless ignition vehicles. They suggest preventative measures like signal-blocking pouches and security systems.

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which they can then program into a blank key fob. All three late model Hondas were stolen outside of homes off Roboda Boulevard and Vaughn Road and they all had remote keyless fobs. Police say ...