Cotswold motorists are being advised by Police to be more vigilant with the items that they leave on display in their cars following a spout of more than 34 cars being broken into since September.
Vehicle owners in the district have had car stereos stolen, laptops, iPods and digital cameras stolen, the thieves have even been known to steal clothes and tools. Eight cars have also been stolen in the spout of crime since the beginning of September.
Valuable items should not be left in vehicles, if they are not needed leave them at home, however smaller less valuable items could be hidden if needed. Statistics show you are less likely to have your car broken into as thieves are less attracted to break in. If items including loose change and cd's are visible, the opportunist thieves only have to break the glass, grab and run, with passers by being oblivious to what is going on.
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