Bakersfield CA Stolen Car Reporting

Bakersfield, CA – International Stolen Vehicle Database

In 2019, Bakersfield, California, held the unfortunate distinction of ranking first in vehicle thefts across the United States. In response, Digitpol has launched a Stolen Vehicle Database aimed at enhancing public awareness and improving the chances of recovery through collaboration with law enforcement, customs authorities, and the general public.

The Digitpol International Stolen Vehicle Database is a global registry that tracks stolen, wanted, and embezzled vehicles including cars, motorcycles, trucks, boats, and other transport assets from the United States, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Pacific. When a stolen vehicle is registered, the system generates alerts containing key identifiers such as the VIN, chassis number, make, model, color, and license plate, which are then distributed via social media and online platforms to ensure high visibility, often appearing on the first page of search engines like Google.

These alerts are updated regularly to maintain relevance and accessibility. Unlike local police records, which may not make vehicle details publicly visible, this open-access database provides an additional layer of visibility that supports law enforcement efforts and helps deter illicit trade in stolen vehicles. Individuals who identify a vehicle listed in the database are encouraged to contact Digitpol or local law enforcement immediately. Victims of vehicle theft are advised to file a police report promptly and register the stolen vehicle with Digitpol to initiate international alerts, which may include listings on the Interpol Stolen Motor Vehicle (SMV) database. In certain cases, Digitpol also provides operational support for the search, identification, and repatriation of stolen vehicles. The Bakersfield Stolen Vehicle Database thus serves as a critical tool in the global fight against vehicle theft, supporting both local recovery efforts and international cooperation