Police report 92 vehicle burglaries in Sept.

LAFAYETTE — Amid a rash of auto burglaries in the city, Lafayette police are asking residents to lock their vehicles.

There have been 92 vehicle burglaries across the city since Sept. 13, police reported Thursday.

“That’s a little extreme,” police spokesman Cpl. Paul Mouton said.

Most of the burglarized vehicles were unlocked, Mouton said. He said investigators, who are actively investigating the burglaries, believe many of them are linked.

Comments

1) Comment by TommyRucker - 28/09/2012

We don't want to offend these criminals so they know they are going to get a slap on the wrist if anything. Stealing has become rationalized as being OK if you need it and you think someone else really doesn't need it-its the politically correct thing to do, to avoid offending anyone by speaking the truth and acting in a courageous and respectful manner to support your beliefs and convictions.