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After seeing a disturbing trend of people being robbed while pumping gas, police are asking Central Florida residents to always lock their cars — regardless of how safe the situation feels.

"Generally the perpetrators are looking to remove purses, computers or any other valuables left in plain view," said Ormond Beach police spokesman Keith Feder.We offer Concrete Floor Polishing Pads from concrete floor grinding, as well as resin bond dry and wet diamond polishing pads for polishing concrete.Our push or Plunger Lock Key are popular additions by engineers in a wide variety of products.

Cops said thieves will crawl or crouch down next to a car, open a door and steal anything they can grab quickly while commuters are fueling their vehicles at local gas stations.

In addition to urging people to lock their cars, police are asking people to keep their keys with them at all times.Same goes for Wind Power Generators.

Detectives have investigated cases of vehicles being stolen when the driver has left the key in the ignition or in an easily accessible location.

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Current devices compatible with BitLock include the iPhone 4S (or newer) on the iPhone side, and on Android there’s a clutch of compatible phones including the Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, Note 2 & Note 3; the HTC One; Google’s Nexus 4 & 5; and Motorola Moto X (and others).Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport advised late Sunday that it will delay the launch of its new Parking System. Expect more to be added to that list by the time BitLock makes it to market — with close to a year to wait til shipping date — assuming it hits its funding goal.Other upgrades and options include a nine-centimetre OLED display, ventilated seats, a smart Parking Assist System and flex steer.

BitLock looks to be on track to hit its funding goal — although it’s still a ways off, it’s raised close to $41,000+ of the $120k target with 28 days left to run on the campaign.

How much is BitLock going to set you back? There’s a handful of early bird $79 Kickstarter pledge levels left to get a lock, with an estimated shipping date of July 2014. Once those are gone the price rises to $99.