 And finally, the number of stolen vehicles is decreasing in the Twin Cities, but young people targeting Kias and Hyundais remain a public safety threat. Minneapolis' police chief, Brian O'Hara, says they've had several incidents recently involving stolen Kias, drivers in those stolen cars causing injuries and damage. Most of the perpetrators have evaded capture, and that's prompting calls for action from law enforcement and the community to address the ongoing problem.