Thieves Steal Woman's SUV, Police Criticized

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome to Kansas News Today, powered by AI. A mass crew smashed into Nicole Keller's brand new Dodge Durango in Kansas City's Columbus Park neighborhood last month, making off with it after. Neighbors spotted trouble first. Around 10.30 pm on April 19, local saw the prowlers lurking and called police, even scaring them off temporarily since Keller was out of town. The cops never showed up. Just a few hours later, around 3am on April 20, the thieves rolled back, slid right into the SUV and peeled out down the street. Keller's furious, saying the no-show response let this happen, and now her life's turned upside down, especially since she's linked her ride to other. Crimes like hit and runs, and more thefts through social media tips and tracking data. Police say it detects us on it, stressing investigations take time with lots of factors at play. But Keller's clocked over 3,000 miles on the, odometer via her app, and just wants her wheels back before it fuels more chaos.