Many of these thefts are attributed to valuables left in unlocked cars.
The Elma Police Department is alerting residents to a recent increase in vehicle break-ins. Many of these thefts are attributed to valuables left in unlocked cars. To combat this, police urge residents to remove valuables, lock their vehicles, and park in well-lit areas. They also encourage community members to report any suspicious activity to the department, emphasizing the importance of collective vigilance.
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