The thefts all had one thing in common: none of the vehicles was locked.
By 9 p.m., Clayton police said it’s time for residents to make sure they’ve:
- Brought valuables inside
- Locked vehicles
- Checked mail
- Closed the garage
- Locked your home
- Turned on outside lights
#9PMRoutine helps promote safer habits among residents to prevent unnecessary thefts from cars and homes. Set an alarm to remind yourself! If you want to help the Clayton PD spread the word, snap a picture of your locked door & put it on Twitter with the hashtag #9PMRoutine pic.twitter.com/s1J0VJgqSN
— City of Clayton Ohio (@CityofClaytonOH) October 1, 2018
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