Lock it, Hide it, Keep it

Help prevent vehicle burglaries:
•Don't leave valuables in your car. If you must leave valuable items in your car while out and about, place items out of sight.
•Never open a trunk, fill it full of valuables, close it, and then just walk away.
• Once home, unload your valuables immediately. 
• Do not store valuables in your car and definitely never overnight. Leave no trace. 
• Don't leave any sign that there might be valuables out of sight in your vehicle, such as connector cables. 
• Very few auto break-ins are random — thieves see something in plain sight that is valuable, or hints of possible hidden valuables. 
• Try to park in busy, well-lighted areas.
• Lock all your vehicle's doors even if you plan to be gone for only a brief time. It only takes seconds to steal your stuff! 
• It's not at all uncommon for thieves to walk down a row of parked vehicles and check car doors to see if they are unlocked. 
• Don't leave any window open or even cracked open, including vent/wing windows and sunroofs. 
•As soon as you notice something's stolen (or that your car has been broken into) do not touch/adjust anything in, on, or around the car. 
• As soon as possible, call the police to report the incident and if possible, to have fingerprints taken. • Do not confront anyone. 
• Property can be replaced! Be alert, be aware, and be prepared to be a good witness. Keep reminding people of the “Lock it, Hide it, Keep it” campaign.