Large car theft rings often hire people to ferry vehicles from one place to another, fully aware those drivers might get caught. In an era of widespread plate readers, moving a stolen car through multiple cities is genuinely risky business.
That’s how a paid driver in a stolen Dodge Challenger ended up fleeing a traffic stop. The episode offers a glimpse into the disposable labor that fuels organized vehicle theft.
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