But nothing that you can tell was stolen, would you file a report?
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I would so it was on record - that way if it happens again, or if someone targets/vandalized your car again, it may help to have a history of it.
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Yes. You might realize later that something is missing. Did you check to make sure your registration is there?
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yes, my mom always reports creepy things, then the police can see a pattern in your neighbourhood.
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If you're up to it, it's a good idea to report any suspicious activity. Helps local law enforcement know if certain areas may need additional monitoring.
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Your insurance may need it if you need them to repair damages.
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Yes.
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That happened to me a few weeks ago. I didn't report it.
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This just happened 2 weeks ago. Id left my car unlocked on my driveway and in the morning I could tell someone had gone through it. Nothing was missing so I wasn't going to report it. Turns out all my neighbors cars were broken into, windows shattered and things stolen. If I hadn't been in a hurry though I probably would've reported it just so it would be on record.
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Yes
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@Baby Boy Mom: Yes. It's still a crime, even if nothing was stolen. I'm glad nothing was taken!
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Yes, this has happened to us before (accidentally left the car unlocked the night before), and I reported it.
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We did end up reporting it just in case. Thankfully we had just emptied everything out of the car a few days ago because it was in the shop for a couple days. DH thinks they were just looking for cash/valuables but who knows.
@Ra: yes!
@Grace: @BeachMama: @Pancakes: sorry you had to go through it too! It's so unnerving. -
@Baby Boy Mom: The change wasn't even missing. DH thinks they were looking for a garage door opener.
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