Parts, property stolen from parked vehicles on Lower West Side: police

In each incident, someone returned to their vehicle to find parts missing or property stolen from inside, Chicago police said.

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At least six thefts were reported from parked vehicles on the Lower West Side in December 2019.

At least six thefts were reported from parked vehicles on the Lower West Side in December 2019.

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Chicago police are warning Lower West Side residents about a string of recent thefts from parked vehicles in the area.

In each incident, someone returned to their vehicle to find parts missing or property stolen from inside, Chicago police said.

The six thefts happened at all hours of the day between Dec. 17 and Dec. 26 in:

· The 2400 block of South Leavitt Street;

· The 2600 block of South Leavitt Street;

· The 2000 block of West Coulter Street;

· The 2100 block of West Cermak Road;

· The 2000 block of West 22nd Place; and

· The 2200 block of South Bell Avenue.

Police did not provide a description of any suspects.

Anyone with information is asked to call Area Central detectives at 312-747-8380.

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