Holyoke police working to identify suspects after rise in car break-ins

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – The Holyoke Police Department is warning residents about an uptick in car break-ins throughout the city.

According to the Holyoke Police Department, officers and detectives are working to identify the suspects. This serves as a reminder to lock your vehicles, even if they are in your driveway, and remove any valuables from your car.

Mass.gov provides a list of tips to ensure your vehicle safety:

• Park in well-lit areas
• Close and lock all windows and doors when you park
• Hide valuables out of sight, such as in the glove box or trunk
• Do not leave your keys in your vehicle
• Do not leave the area while your vehicle is running
• Get a good car alarm
• Add a car-theft tracking device

If you have any video or see suspicious activity, you are asked to call the Holyoke Police Department at 413-322-6900.

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