Electronic programming equipment and blank vehicle key fobs were stolen from a locksmith in an armed carjacking in Easton Wednesday afternoon.

After a Jeep worth $32,000 was stolen in Penn Township, police are warning the public that car thieves are getting smarter.

Are you experiencing issues with the original key fob in your brand-new Jeep Grand Cherokee or Grand Cherokee L? Well, you are definitely not alone, as this is not a one-off situation.

The defendants allegedly targeted Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep vehicles, typically breaking sunroofs to access and program cloned key fobs.

A Nashville man’s 2015 Jeep Cherokee SRT was stolen from his apartment’s parking garage and believes the thief used a key programmer.

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Some Jeep Grand Cherokee L's are reportedly completely useless after the key fob is unable to communicate with the necessary electronics.

And that’s just for the fob. Add another $50 to $100 to get replacement fobs programmed to work with your car and to have a new mechanical backup key made.