To carry out the thefts, the gang used a special tool to reprogram key fobs and would later disable GPS tracking systems on the vehicles. Overall, 59 vehicles were stolen and 31 burglaries were attempted or completed. Credit: LIGHTFIELD STUDIOS/Adobe Stock To carry out the thefts, the gang used a special tool to reprogram key fobs and would later disable GPS tracking systems on the vehicles. Overall, 59 vehicles were stolen and 31 burglaries were attempted or completed. Credit: LIGHTFIELD STUDIOS/Adobe Stock

Following a massive, multiagency investigation into a "prolific" auto theft and crime ring operating in the metro Denver area, 13 people are facing 121 counts related to motor vehicle theft and burglaries, according to Colorado's 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office.

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