ALERT CENTER: Long Beach police issue warning about increase in vehicle thefts
Police say they have been experiencing an increase in the number of vehicles being entered unlawfully with valuables being stolen.
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Sep 28, 2022, 9:35 AM
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yesterdayThe City of Long Beach is
issuing an alert to residents about recent vehicle thefts.
Police say they have been
experiencing an increase in the number of vehicles being entered unlawfully
with valuables being stolen.
Vehicles being entered
have been unlocked.
Police are urging
residents to lock their car doors at all times.
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