Wappingers Falls police urge residents to lock their cars following rash of break-ins

Village of Wappingers Falls police say there have been break-ins in several neighborhoods. They include Wenliss Terrace, South Remsen Avenue, Maple Street, Adams Street and South Avenue.

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Jan 12, 2023, 11:05 PM

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Updated 915 days ago

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Police in Dutchess County say they are seeing a string of car break-ins and they want residents' help stopping them.

Village of Wappingers Falls police say there have been break-ins in several neighborhoods. They include Wenliss Terrace, South Remsen Avenue, Maple Street, Adams Street and South Avenue.

They say all the break-ins happened on Monday between 10 p.m. and midnight.

Police ask any residents who may have surveillance video or any information about the break-ins to contact them.

Police also advise residents to lock their homes and cars and to take any key fobs or valuables out of the vehicles.

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