Auto thieves are stealing brand new vehicles from outside the factories where they were made, and one automaker seems to be getting hit especially hard.

DETROIT Coronavirus concerns have hit a Fiat Chrysler plant here in Detroit disrupting the line at Jefferson north just a week after the company ramped up to full production. The plant here is not running after those workers refused to return Friday over the concern they may have been exposed to the coronavirus. Auto planet employees at Fiat Chryslers Jefferson North plant in Detroit refusing to work over fears about the spread of the coronavirus. But overnight videos and images were posted online allegedly showing line workers refusing to work. We got word late this afternoon that the employee who were sent home sick has tested negative for COVID-19.

DETROIT Work was temporarily stopped Thursday afternoon at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit over workers concerns about the coronavirus (COVID-19). Heres the statement from FCA, explaining several employees stopped working over virus concerns:The health and safety of our workforce has continued to be our top priority since our plants resumed production on May 18. An employee at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant was sent home today after complaining of not feeling well. However, several employees stopped working over concerns about the virus, causing a temporary pause in production. Read back: Checking in with Metro Detroit auto plants 3 weeks after reopening

DETROIT - Fiat Chrysler employees said more than a dozen cars were broken into and burglarized this week. Employees at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant on Detroit's east side want to know how it happened inside a secured lot. His shift ended at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, and he and his co-workers were in shock when they found their cars had been broken into. Other employees said 15 cars were broken into in the east employee lot and another five to 10 cars were broken into in the west lot. The assembly plant had issues last year with new vehicles being stolen out of the plant and transport lot, but those thefts have been stopped.