Glad to know that your PD is actively interested in your case.
I liked this quote from the vendor of that mace: This mace flange has 5 blades on the head. Bwaha!
How did they get into yours? Mine was broken into (1988 Festiva L) via the rear gate twice (terribly easy to forget to lock), and via the passenger side door lock, popped via a screwdriver. I miss that little car! 
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To the OP, that sucks. Sorry to hear it.
Wow, I am shocked. I got not help at all and even when I reported it and the police came they asked questions that sort of offended me.
Do you have a boyfriend? yes
For how long? over a year
Where is he now? at work, he works nightshift
Do your kids have access to your keys? yes
Where are they now? my daughter is in her room keeping the dogs from going crazy and my son just left for work before you got here
There were more but I can’t remember them all.
They found the tire that the crooks threw out they had me identify it and then they took it as evidence. What they thought they were going to get from a tire I have no idea.
When I went to the police station to get the tire after they found my truck the person could not find anyone with the keys to the evidence locker so I wasted a trip and lost time from work.
I gave up after that and figured I really don’t need the tire after that as I had no truck to put it on.
That’s the difference between a good PD and a poor one. Jackson was much the same; the officer responding to my call told me flat out that he thought my son had to have been involved in a ‘drug deal gone bad’ and that’s why he refused to list it as ‘carjacking’.