UCLA study: ‘Kia Boys’ will be around in Los Angeles until at least 2042

Researchers have determined that the “Kia Boys” -- car thieves who post their activities on social media under that moniker or under the “Kia Challenge” -- will be causing chaos for Los Angeles residents for at least 16 more years. The t…
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