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Some Stafford County residents learned it’s not OK to leave your car doors unlocked anymore

Investigators are looking into a series of vehicle break-ins in Stafford County.

A sheriff's deputy was called to three streets in the county's Rockhill District after someone broke into a series of cars and stole things like an iPod, a knife, and some loose change.

The streets are Wagoneers Lane in the Colonial Forge neighborhood, and the others are Lakeland Road and Kingsley Court in the Augustine neighborhood.

During the investigation, the deputy noted three cars had been broken into during the early morning hours of Saturday, December 12. No arrests have been made in the case.

All three cars that were broken into had been left unlocked. The Stafford sheriff's office last week launched a campaign to urge drivers to lock their car doors when they leave their vehicle unattended.

"Keeping vehicles locked really cuts down on the number of thefts as thieves are looking in neighborhoods for vehicles to hit," said sheriff's spokesman Bill Kennedy.

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