Police offer simple solution to car break-in crisis: Lock your doors

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Police in Melbourne have identified Port Phillip as a hotspot for car break-ins, with a majority of targeted vehicles being unlocked. Over the past year, there were over 2000 reports of cars being broken into, with wallets, cash, clothing, and sunglasses being common items stolen. Victoria Police shared examples of thieves caught in the act, emphasizing the importance of locking doors and removing valuables from vehicles. Similar incidents have been reported in other parts of Melbourne, prompting warnings to residents to secure their vehicles. The number of vehicle thefts and break-ins has increased significantly in the past year, highlighting the need for increased vigilance.

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