Chesterfield police urge residents to secure car doors amid theft concerns

Monday, September 7, 2026 at 11:00 PM

Officers say many car break-ins happen when offenders come across an unattended vehicle that is easy to access.

Police in Chesterfield are encouraging residents to make sure their vehicle doors are locked as a simple step to reduce chances for crime.

Officers say many car break-ins happen when offenders come across an unattended vehicle that is easy to access, making unlocked cars a common target.

They also noted that keeping doors secured can help protect not only belongings but also personal information that could be taken during a theft.

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