Greenwich police say the west side of town saw 10 motor vehicle break-ins after dark between May 18 and June 8.
According to Greenwich police Lt. Kraig Gray, the break-ins, most of them reported in Byram, have yielded thefts of electronics such as GPS systems, cellphones and iPods.
"Fully 60 percent of the vehicles were unlocked and have been parked both on the public roadway and within the driveway," Gray said in a press release.
Residents should never leave any items of value in their cars and should always lock their cars.
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"We are asking area residents be watchful for any suspicious person(s) in their neighborhood and to contact the police immediately at (203) 622-8001," Gray said.
If anyone has any information regarding any past criminal activity they should:
- call (203) 622-3333 or 1 (800)-372-1176
- or email tips@greenwichct.org
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