AUBURN — A rash of car burglaries has prompted police to warn motorists to lock their doors after parking.
Police are investigating a recent spree of burglaries from motor vehicles over the past two weeks in which belongings have been taken overnight from unlocked cars. Among the valuables taken are electronics such as laptops, global positioning systems and loose change.
Police arrested three suspects and filed charges, but the burglaries continued, police said Thursday in a written statement.
All told, motor vehicle burglaries have jumped 24 percent over the past six months, police said.
After parking, motorists should lock their doors and store valuables out of sight, police said.

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to leave your car unlocked with your laptop in it. duh...
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I opened this article to find out the general location of where these burglaries have been taking place. There is very little information in this article. Maybe it is just happening throughout Auburn, or maybe it is intended to warn everyone to be more diligent when leaving their cars unattended, though. I always lock my car (even in the driveways of friends' homes, no matter where I am,) so I don't get that people ever leave their cars unlocked. To me that is just dumb.
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I can't believe the sun journal pays people/reporters for stories like that. Can the subscribers bother you people for the facts, like where in auburn ?
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