A spike in smash-and-grab car break-ins has been reported, with thieves targeting the same areas and vehicles repeatedly. Police reports, videos, and photos show the extent of the problem, with some…
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A spike in smash-and-grab car break-ins has been reported, with thieves targeting the same areas and vehicles repeatedly. Police reports, videos, and photos show the extent of the problem, with some owners experiencing multiple break-ins. One owner had his truck broken into three times in six weeks, despite taking measures to deter thieves, including putting up a sign indicating there was nothing to steal.
He has spent $2,800 on window replacements. Another owner had his Jeep broken into twice in the same week, spending $500 on repairs after the first incident. Further details on the break-ins and affected areas are available.
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