Police have not provided specific numbers or locations related to the reported increase
The Ontario Provincial Police are warning drivers about an increase in thefts from vehicles across eastern Ontario, urging residents to lock their doors and keep valuables out of sight.
The OPP East Region says it has seen more reports of thefts from vehicles across its communities.
Police say unlocked vehicles and valuables left in plain sight can give thieves an easy opportunity to steal personal belongings.
Drivers are encouraged to take simple precautions, including locking their vehicle doors, removing valuables and parking in well-lit, secure areas whenever possible.
The OPP is urging residents to stay vigilant and take steps to protect their property.
Police have not provided specific numbers or locations related to the reported increase.
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