Hudson Valley police warn drivers to lock cars after numerous break-ins
News 12 has learned that three vehicles were stolen in the town of Clinton and two vehicles were stolen in the town of Rhinebeck this past weekend.
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Aug 3, 2022, 2:17 AM
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Updated 724 days ago
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yesterdayLock up your cars - that's the latest warning from Hudson Valley police.
News 12 has learned that three vehicles were stolen in the town of Clinton and two vehicles were stolen in the town of Rhinebeck this past weekend.
Over 15 vehicle break-ins in Rhinebeck were reported to the state police.
All the vehicles stolen or broken into had one thing in common - they were all left unlocked. The stolen vehicles all had the ignition keys left in the vehicle.
