CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WHDH) - Police in Cambridge have launched an investigation after at least 10 cars were vandalized and broken into overnight, officials announced Wednesday.
Officers have filed at least 10 breaking and entering reports after cars in the city’s Port neighborhood were found with shattered windows, according to the Cambridge Police Department.
Cars with broken windows were parked on Fiske Place and Harvard, Norfolk, Pine, School, Suffolk, and Washington streets, police said.
“For the second time in a month, my passenger side window on the front was knocked in and people had rummaged through my car,” Rachel Ross explained.
Police have not yet identified any suspects.
“I mean it feels crappy it feels very vulnerable and violating,” Ross said. “But in all honesty, of all the terrible things to happen, it’s the easiest to fix, insurance covers it.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact Cambridge police at 617-349-3300. Text tips can be sent to Tip411 (847411).
Officers have filed at least 10 reports for Breaking and Entering to a Motor Vehicle in The Port neighborhood after car windows were broken or smashed on Fiske Place, Harvard, Norfolk, Pine, School, Suffolk, and Washington Street. It is believed that these occurred overnight. pic.twitter.com/fnPRB2d2nU
— Cambridge Police Department (@CambridgePolice) June 24, 2020
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