Vidalia Police warn residents about rise in vehicle break-ins

VIDALIA, Ga. (WTOC) - The Vidalia Police Department is reporting an increase in vehicle break-ins and is asking residents to take steps to protect their property.
What police are asking residents to do
Officers are urging the public to follow several precautions:
- Lock vehicle doors every time
- Remove valuables and keep them out of sight
- Secure garage doors
- Lock home doors day and night
How to report suspicious activity
The department said a locked door is one of the easiest and most effective ways to prevent a break-in. Residents who see something suspicious are asked to contact the Vidalia Police Department. Click here for more information.
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