Needham police are reminding residents to lock their vehicles at night and not leave their valuables inside them after a half-dozen break-ins happened in one night in the Massachusetts town.According to police, at least six vehicles were broken into in Needham from late Friday night into early Saturday morning. The break-ins occurred in the areas of Clarke, Forest, Glendale and Winding River roads.Needham police also said one vehicle was stolen out of Needham, but that vehicle has since been recovered.In addition, another vehicle that was stolen from a neighboring community was located in Needham that night, police said.The Needham Police Department is encouraging residents to always report any suspicious activity they may see.”Most suspects are in and out of a vehicle in under 15 seconds so it is imperative that you call us right away if you see something,” Needham police wrote in a social media post.Any Needham residents who have home surveillance video that shows people walking around their driveway are being asked by police to call 781-444-1212.Related story:
Needham police are reminding residents to lock their vehicles at night and not leave their valuables inside them after a half-dozen break-ins happened in one night in the Massachusetts town.
According to police, at least six vehicles were broken into in Needham from late Friday night into early Saturday morning. The break-ins occurred in the areas of Clarke, Forest, Glendale and Winding River roads.
Needham police also said one vehicle was stolen out of Needham, but that vehicle has since been recovered.
In addition, another vehicle that was stolen from a neighboring community was located in Needham that night, police said.
The Needham Police Department is encouraging residents to always report any suspicious activity they may see.
“Most suspects are in and out of a vehicle in under 15 seconds so it is imperative that you call us right away if you see something,” Needham police wrote in a social media post.
Any Needham residents who have home surveillance video that shows people walking around their driveway are being asked by police to call 781-444-1212.
