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NICB points to a continuing decline in auto theft in its most recent "Hot Spots" report.

Auto theft incidents have decreased across Michigan the past four years running.

According to ATPA, vehicle thefts decreased 9.4 percent across the state from 2009 to 2010. By contrast, related crimes continue to rise.

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The National Insurance Crime Bureau recently released its annual top 10 list of "hot spots" for vehicle thefts nationwide. Did your city make the list?

When it comes to vehicle thefts, former President Jimmy Carter had it right when he said, “Whatever starts in California unfortunately has an inclination to spread.”

Risk managers who are wary of reporting incidents to the insurance company should think twice before making the definite decision to hold back.

Amid the surge in questionable staged-accident claims and suspicious hail loss claims comes a sunny spot: a lower incidence of auto theft.