Robo frustrado a Karina Mazzocco en Palermo: el peligro de los inhibidores de señal

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La conductora Karina Mazzocco fue víctima de un intento de robo en Palermo, donde un hombre con un inhibidor de señal intentó acceder a su vehículo. El incidente resalta la creciente amenaza de estos dispositivos que bloquean las señales de cierre automático en autos modernos. Expertos recomiendan verificar manualmente el cierre del vehículo para evitar robos.

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00:00Last week we showed you the capture of a band of inhibitors.

00:04Yes, some young people who circulated around the area of San Cristóbal.

00:09This is here, a few meters from where we are.

00:12It's Palermo, Fitzroy, at 1600.

00:16And who we see in the image is the driver Karina Masoco,

00:19who got out of her car,

00:22leaving it at the door to enter her program.

00:26She sets the alarm.

00:27Of course, the sound is heard.

00:30But look at the man waiting on the other side of the street.

00:33He lets the traffic pass.

00:36He is alone with a backpack.

00:39People, a lot of people at the door.

00:41It is the channel door where we are working.

00:44And he begins to hum in the car.

00:47Look, he goes to the part of the companion.

00:51He looks inside, seeing what was inside.

00:54And there the riddle is, where does the inhibitor have it?

00:58Because Karina says she put it ...

01:01But he was in front, standing.

01:03Of course, but where does he have it physically?

01:05Because later, now you will see the scene,

01:08when the security guard takes out his backpack.

01:11The guy escapes, but leaves the backpack.

01:14Where does the inhibitor have it?

01:15But the inhibitor, Rolando, has the size of a vehicle alarm.

01:19Can you have it? We have shown it here.

01:22I don't know, because some go with backpacks.

01:24Remember that others went, like a kind of ...

01:28They went through the houses, they approached.

01:30And they went with some antennas that took the frequency of the key.

01:34Here we have shown, with the collaboration of the city police,

01:38they make them smaller and smaller.

01:40It fits, it fits in a pocket.

01:42Sorry, there it is, it looks like ...

01:44I tell you, he had the attitude of Chorro.

01:46He stands on his back to open the trunk.

01:49He was singing.

01:51If he had come from the front, but he was stopping.

01:54First he tests, and there he solves to open.

01:58Look, and now you will see how the security guards come out.

02:02From America, the guys who receive us every day.

02:04Of course.

02:06And there were two producers at the door too,

02:08but they were looking inside.

02:10So they were left behind.

02:11Well, there you see the situation immediately.

02:13Nicolás and César.

02:14They go out to assist them.

02:18Look, they stop him.

02:20He ends up escaping.

02:23The security guys are very attentive.

02:24They tell him, leave me the backpack,

02:26and the other one takes advantage and breaks.

02:31A Colombian woman and a Chilean man

02:33were the ones who stopped the city police just days ago.

02:36They did the same job in the school area,

02:39where sometimes the hurry to get off, to leave the boy,

02:42makes you even leave the wallet in the car.

02:45It seems to me that there are also two frequencies to inhibit.

02:48One is the one at the door, and the other is the one at the start.

02:51Because there are modern starts that are no longer for the key,

02:54that you have to put the key in,

02:55but they have one that is close to the keychain.

03:00We are in contact with Sebastián,

03:02who just sells a product that blocks the inhibition,

03:08because it is a bag to store the keys.

03:10But where is the inhibitor?

03:12Let's see, can you think of where the inhibitor is?

03:15In the case of Karina Masoco, where do they take it?

03:19Good morning, Graña and the studio, and well, the audience.

03:24And look, you can take the inhibitor in your pocket,

03:27because it is a very small device,

03:28it is like a remote control, it is like a very small thing,

03:32that is, you simply press a button,

03:35you emit a signal, you keep it pressed,

03:38and that blocks the signals that are around you.

03:40Stop there for a moment.

03:43So the man was at a distance,

03:46when Karina pressed the lock, the centralized lock,

03:51he was inhibiting the signal, and the sound is not heard there?

03:55Because mine makes a noise like the horn.

03:57So if they are inhibiting it, the sound is not heard?

04:01Well, there are several possibilities,

04:04because it also depends on how it is,

04:08if the alarm already comes with,

04:09if the centralized lock comes from the factory,

04:11if it was put on a car radio,

04:13there are times when you put an alarm,

04:15when you close the vehicle, you have a double beep,

04:17that is, not all cars work in the same way,

04:20what should be seen is the type of vehicle of this girl Masoco,

04:24and see if that installed it before or after,

04:26because I can't assure you how that vehicle is configured.

04:29Of course, but in any case, the noise is not heard,

04:31you see, there is some noise when you press the lock,

04:36that is, it is not heard,

04:38should that attract your attention, or does it sound the same?

04:40You would have to listen to the door clack,

04:43but you see that in the video they show,

04:46Masoco enters running to the studio,

04:47because one always in Buenos Aires runs all the time,

04:49and perhaps one thinks that he closed it and did not close it,

04:51because you have to go out to the air and the minutes are critical,

04:54so I can't see how they did that job.

04:57What I can tell you is how these inhibitors work,

05:00they are very small devices,

05:01they have the size of a remote control,

05:03and you keep it tight and block the signals on a X-ray,

05:06it depends on the power.

05:07On what radio?

05:09Because there the man is seen in front of him.

05:12Do you think it's not too big?

05:14Because the smaller the device is,

05:16the less power the antenna has.

05:19It's like I told your colleague just now,

05:21when the heads of state arrive,

05:22it is very normal that all the signals of the phones are blocked

05:25in a perimeter of 50, 200, 500 meters,

05:27for an explosive issue, for example.

05:29Of course.

05:30So this works in a smaller way,

05:32the same, but in a much smaller perimeter.

05:36No, of course, because that equipment,

05:38even Sebastián, circulates in a car

05:40when it comes to inhibiting all cell lines.

05:44But it is essential to understand that then we have nothing to do

05:47but to check that we close the car manually.

05:51And the best thing is that,

05:53is to tighten the key and make sure,

05:56pulling back, that the door is closed.

05:57More than that, there really is not,

05:59because there is no way to be all the time.

06:01Of course.

06:01Exactly.

06:02Whenever I close the car,

06:04I close it with the remote control and pull the door back

06:08so that it is not closed.

06:10Of course.

06:11But well, in the day to day you are running and well,

06:13and that's how it happens.

06:14Laborious.

06:15And that's just one of the things,

06:17because we have also consulted you,

06:18when recently those boys were walking at night,

06:22grabbing some parabolic antennas,

06:25and there it was more complicated,

06:27because not only did they unlock the door

06:29to steal what you had,

06:31but also in high-end cars,

06:33they unlocked the start and took it in the car.

06:37Of course, well, that's another thing

06:39that you are commenting that it is like that.

06:41What we did, we developed this bag,

06:44which is a radiofrequency inhibitor bag,

06:46which is what it does when the key of the vehicle is in here,

06:49because what modern cars have today,

06:51is that the key is constantly emitting

06:53to communicate with the vehicle.

06:55So you get close to the car and open the door

06:57and you will drive without problems.

06:59Well, what does this mean?

07:00Because if there is a thief on the other side,

07:02with an antenna,

07:03he can catch the signal that this is emitting.

07:06We put this in here,

07:08it is emitting,

07:09and it makes a bridge and steals the car.

07:11And you went to get the car and the car is not there,

07:12and you have the key.

07:13Why? Because they made a bridge for you,

07:14as you showed a couple of thousand times ago in the program,

07:17someone trying to make the antenna here

07:18to capture the signal of this

07:21and to make the bridge in the vehicle.

07:22Well, so that this does not happen,

07:23there is this, which is a frequency inhibitor bag,

07:25which has a special metal fabric,

07:27and when you put it in here,

07:29it stops emitting a signal because you block it.

07:31It's like a Faraday cage.

07:33And you avoid,

07:34when I'm sitting here in the office,

07:36here in the garage,

07:37I always have it closed like this.

07:38This is my car key.

07:39It's always in here.

07:40When I go, I take it out,

07:41open the car and put it back.

07:43The way you make sure no one steals the bridge.

07:45I'm going to tell you something

07:47so that we don't think it's an Argentine specialty.

07:49My son lives in London

07:50and I told him what had happened.

07:52And he says to me,

07:53Where did you see the boy?

07:55My son lives in London

07:57and he told me that

07:59it's full of cases.

08:01I said, no, it's full of cases

08:02and there are many problems too

08:04with different ways of inhibiting the signals

08:07to steal the cars,

08:08either the belongings or the car itself.

08:12Yes, yes, yes, that's how it is.

08:13Thieves don't work like this.

08:15If they didn't, they would go out to work

08:16and look for another more honest job.

08:18But the one who gets used to living from the crime

08:20is going to find the way around

08:21and do the impossible

08:21to make enough money without working.

08:24Sebastián, we thank you for your contact.

08:26Well, thank you, so keep up the good work.

08:28Very kind of you.

08:28Until next time.

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