Greenwich police warn residents to remove keys, fob from cars following several thefts
The warning comes after several vehicles were stolen in the town over the weekend. All of the cars stolen had their keys left inside.
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Nov 13, 2023, 1:33 PM
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2ds agoGreenwich police are advising residents to make sure they remove their keys and fobs from their cars.
The warning comes after several vehicles were stolen in the town over the weekend. All of the cars stolen had their keys left inside.
They also say residents should adopt the habit of removing keys and key fobs from their cars and always lock doors when parking.
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