Oconee Deputies Investigate Numerous Reports of Entered Autos
Most of the vehicles were left unlocked, according to the Athens Banner-Herald.
Autos Entered in Keenland Subdivision in Oconee County (file photo)
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Oconee County Sheriff's investigators and patrol deputies are working together to solve multiple cases of entered autos this week.
Residents of Hunter Trail, Jessica Way, Osceola Avenue, Millstone Run and McNutt Crossing filed reports, according to an article in the Athens Banner-Herald, and most of the vehicles involved were left unlocked.
Sheriff Scott Berry told the newspaper that the thefts are happening at night and reminded citizens to protect themselves by locking their cars.
Kay Dillard
1:46 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Everyone should lock the doors to our cars, our homes, etc. doing so won't prevent crime, but it will deter it.
Locking your doors does not mean you have fear... It means you know we live in a fallen world laced with crime. I don't lock my doors because I have fear, I have peace because I lock my doors.