Crime & Safety
Increase In Unlocked Car Entries In Waukesha: Police
Police are asking for help in preventing car thefts and entries into cars.
WAUKESHA, WI— Waukesha Police are warning residents to lock their cars at all times. Over the past few weeks, Waukesha has seen an increase of people entering unlocked cars, according to police. In some cases, they are entering garages and stealing cars.
“While we typically think of these crimes occurring at night, they are also occurring during the day and early evening,” Waukesha Police said.
Police are asking for the community's help to prevent these incidents with prevention
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- Do not leave valuables or keys in unlocked vehicles.
- Do not leave open garage doors unattended for an extended period of time. Garage door openers may be taken from unlocked cars causing future security risks.
Police encourage residents to participate in the Community Camera Program.
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