Crime & Safety

See Hinsdale Video: Burglary Suspects In Action

The suspects target unlocked cars to find key fobs inside, police said.

A car burglary suspect is seen entering an unlocked car in this 38-second surveillance video that Hinsdale police released Wednesday.
A car burglary suspect is seen entering an unlocked car in this 38-second surveillance video that Hinsdale police released Wednesday. (Hinsdale Police Department)

HINSDALE, IL – Hinsdale police said Wednesday they are investigating car burglaries in a local neighborhood.

The burglaries were in the early morning in the area bounded by County Line Road, Garfield Avenue, Eighth Street and the south village limit.

The village released a 38-second video of two of the suspects in action.

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The car used in the crimes was reported stolen in another town and was later recovered in Chicago, police said.

The suspects intended to find unlocked cars with key fobs inside and then steal the cars, police said.

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No vehicles were stolen, but items, including a wallet, were.

In a Facebook post, police urged people to lock their cars. Residents are asked to provide police with video of the suspects.

"We ask residents not to confront anyone, as history has shown that these offenders are frequently armed," police said.

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