Carmel police warn people about recent car burglaries
The police also suggest that after 9 p.m. you should remove key fobs from your car, lock your car and house doors, and activate any security lighting or cameras.
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Jun 15, 2024, 12:14 AM
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Updated 6 days ago
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22h agoThe Carmel Police Department is warning people to lock their car doors after a recent string of burglaries.
They say that electronics and cash were swiped from several unlocked cars from the South Lake and North Lake Boulevard neighborhoods.
The police also suggest that after 9 p.m. you should remove key fobs from your car, lock your car and house doors, and activate any security lighting or cameras.
