Rising Car Theft Rates and DUI Incidents Plague Portland, Police Report
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Portland police are warning car owners to be cautious as car thefts have significantly increased this year, with 66 vehicles reported stolen so far compared to 46 in 2022. The police have observed various methods used by thieves, including breaking windows and stealing cars left running with keys in the ignition. To prevent theft, car owners are advised to park in well-lit areas, lock doors and glove boxes, keep windows closed, and avoid leaving valuables in vehicles. It is also recommended not to leave a spare key in the same vehicle.
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