Anti-theft

7 photos · 2023–2025

7 photographs tagged Anti-theft, 2023–2025.

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Walgreens in Minneapolis with locked display cabinets and secured shelves for merchandise.
Walgreens in Minneapolis uses locked display cabinets and secured shelves for high-theft merchandise. The store’s anti-theft measures include enclosed cases for items such as diapers, razor blades, and health products.

Walgreens anti-theft display cabinets in Minneapolis

Walgreens in Minneapolis with locked security glass on the cosmetics aisle.
Walgreens, Minneapolis. Locked security glass encloses the cosmetics and personal care aisle as part of store anti-theft measures in April 2025.

Walgreens Beauty Aisle Security Glass, Minneapolis

Walgreens in Minneapolis uses locked display cases for personal care products.
Walgreens in Minneapolis uses locked display cases for personal care and cosmetic products. The security fixtures limit access to merchandise commonly targeted for theft.

Locked retail shelves at Walgreens, Minneapolis

Hyundai mobile anti-theft clinic event with vehicles and branded equipment in Minneapolis parking lot.
Minneapolis Police Department deployed a mobile command vehicle to the Hyundai anti-theft clinic site on Lake Street on November 10, 2022. The truck, equipped with surveillance masts and communications gear, is used by MPD for large events, ongoing investigations, and coordinated operations requiring an on-site command post. Hyundai and Kia held a series of these clinics nationwide that year after a spike in thefts linked to a security flaw in vehicles lacking engine immobilizers, offering free steering wheel locks and software updates to affected owners. The clinic's location, in a lot near businesses still bearing plywood and graffito from the unrest following George Floyd's killing in 2020, sits within the Lake Street corridor that saw some of the heaviest damage during that period.

Minneapolis Police Command Vehicle at Anti-Theft Clinic, Lake Street

Hyundai mobile clinic event with branded banners offering anti-theft assistance to vehicle owners in Minneapolis.
Hyundai's mobile clinic event in Minneapolis offered free steering wheel locks and software updates to owners of vehicles targeted in a wave of thefts linked to a social media trend exploiting a security flaw in certain models. The flaw, which allowed some Hyundai and Kia vehicles to be started without a key, prompted lawsuits and a class-action settlement requiring the automakers to fund anti-theft measures and reimburse affected owners. Hyundai has run similar pop-up clinics in cities across the country as part of that response.

Hyundai Anti-Theft Mobile Clinic, Minneapolis

White Hyundai vehicle at anti-theft software clinic with orange traffic cones and signage in Minneapolis.
Hyundai holding "mobile clinics" in Minneapolis to provide steering wheel locks and "anti-theft software" to owners of affected vehicles the company has manufactured.

Hyundai Anti-Theft Clinic at K-Mart Store on Lake Street

White Hyundai vehicle approaches a drive-through anti-theft clinic with orange traffic cones and signage in Minneapolis.
Hyundai conducted a mobile clinic in Minneapolis on November 10th, 2022, to distribute steering wheel locks and anti-theft software. This initiative aimed to assist owners of Hyundai vehicles manufactured by the company who were affected by a rise in car thefts.

Hyundai Steering Wheel Lock Clinic in Minneapolis

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