Sean C. Morgan
Sweet Home Police Chief Bob Burford is wondering what it’s going to take to get people to start locking their cars at night.
“For the past two months, these car break-ins are not break-ins,” Burford said. “They’re open-the-door-and-take-stuff-out-of-the-car.”
A rash of recent thefts are due to people are not locking their doors, creating crimes of opportunity for thieves, he said. Thieves don’t want to break windows to get at valuable items except…