Officials said the missions they conducted from the start of the year through March were funded through a grant from the Illinois Secretary of State Illinois Vehicle Hijacking and Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention and Insurance Verification Council. State Police received $10 million for the first fiscal year of the initiative.
In the first three months of the year, officials said ISP missions resulted in the following:
| Vehicles recovered – stolen and/or hijacked | 243 |
| Stolen vehicle arrests | 16 |
| Hijacked vehicle arrests | 18 |
| Firearms seized as a result of stolen/hijacked vehicle recovery | 7 |
| Missions targeting stolen/hijacked vehicle recovery and related violent crime | 39 |
| K9 used for stolen/hijacked vehicle recovery and related violence crime | 16 |
| Air Operations targeting stolen/hijacked vehicle recovery and related violent crime | 39 |
| Forensic laboratory assignments related to stolen/hijacked vehicle | 1,304 |
Since the initial announcement of funding, it was announced last June that the Illinois State Police would receive another $677,000 in funding.
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