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Carjackings are skyrocketing in many parts of the country, overwhelming police and terrifying drivers.In New York City, car thefts jumped by 37% last month, according to recent crime and insurance reports.

In the nation’s capital, there have been more than 200 carjackings so far this year. About three-quarters of them involved guns, compared to the national average of 40%, and only a small percentage have been solved, Fox News reports."What changes within the ecosystem need to happen so that we ensure that that's not your mother, your father, your sister, your brother?" DC Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee III asked at a recent news briefing.

DC and New York are part of a nationwide trend. Vehicle thefts had gone down for decades until the pandemic.READ MORE: How to Survive: Police chasesThe National Insurance Crime Bureau showed a 7% increase in vehicle theft nationwide from 2021-2022, with more than 250,000 thefts reported in the fourth quarter of 2022 alone.If you zero in on 30 cities, it’s a much larger jump.

According to the Council on Criminal Justice, vehicle thefts and carjackings in those cities jumped an average of 59% from 2019-2022.California and Texas led the nation with the most reported stolen vehicles in 2022, and Illinois had the largest increase of any top 10 state, with thefts going up roughly 35% between 2021 and 2022.

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