A car was stolen off a driveway in Greenford this morning, and both keys were still inside the house. CCTV sent in by the owner shows a man walking past just before 7am, stopping to look down at something in his hand, then heading straight for the white Nissan Leaf. The door opens with no visible struggle, the lights come on, and he reverses out and drives off. Seconds. The owner has no idea how he got in, because they had both keys. That's the hallmark of what's known as a relay attack, where a device picks up the signal from a key fob inside the house and uses it to unlock and start the car without the keys ever leaving. Keep an eye out: 🚗 White Nissan Leaf, black roof, black wheels 🔢 LR73VJL 📍 Taken from Greenford around 6:50am, Wednesday 23 September The plates may already have been changed, so look for the car itself. If you see it, don't approach it. Call 999 if it's being driven, or 101 otherwise. If your car is keyless: keep your keys in a signal blocking pouch or tin away from the front door, use a steering lock, and check whether your car lets you switch keyless entry off. Send this to anyone with a keyless car 🙏 📍 Greenford 🎥 Submitted by @_sirff #ub1ub2 #greenford #ealing #london #stolencar