Police warn about theft of cars left running
Police are warning people not to leave their cars running unattended to warm up. Stamford police say a man turned his car on Sunday night to warm it up, did not lock it, and then went back inside for
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Feb 16, 2016, 5:15 PM
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Updated 3,276 days ago
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Police are warning people not to leave their cars running unattended to warm up.
Stamford police say a man turned his car on Sunday night to warm it up, did not lock it, and then went back inside for a few minutes as the car was stolen.
Luckily, officers found the man's car yesterday afternoon just a couple blocks away.
Police say they have responded to a few other similar car thefts in the last couple weeks.
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