He broke into the car and began to drive away, but the car lurched to a sudden stop, and the doors locked on their own, trapping him inside, while hidden cameras recorded him as he started to panic. You see, police had previously placed valuable items in the back, and left the keys inside, all to tempt someone to steal it. As they drove away, officers pressed a button that disabled the car, leaving the thief locked

inside until officers pulled up to arrest him, and the footage from the hidden cameras became evidence in court, leading to dozens of convictions. These traps did help cut down car thefts in some areas, but some believe that it isn't fair, saying police are tricking people into stealing.