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Louisville car break-ins are up. Here's how to protect your vehicle

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By Monroe Trombly
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
While violent crime reports have declined this year, some property crimes, specifically car break-ins, have increased dramatically year over year in Louisville. In recent months, Louisville officials have touted declines in homicides and shootings, saying the city overall is seeing improvements in gun violence. But certain property crimes, specifically car break-ins, have surged.
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Louisville car break-ins are up. Here's how to protect your vehicle

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By Monroe Trombly
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
In recent months, Louisville officials have touted declines in homicides and shootings, saying the city overall is seeing improvements in gun violence. But certain property crimes, specifically car break-ins, have surged. Through July, 44% more reports were filed with Louisville police than in the same period the previous year, according to a Courier Journal analysis of crime report data. Read the story: Car break-ins are happening all over Louisville.
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Car break-ins are happening all over Louisville. Here's where they happen most

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By Monroe Trombly
| MSN Verified
The stolen property has ranged widely: Basketball shoes. Makeup bags. Laptops, purses and wallets. Firearms are a major draw. It's all part of a troubling trend. Louisville is facing an unprecedented rash of vehicle break-ins. Through July, 3,098 such reports were filed with city police, a 44% increase over the same period last year, according to a Courier Journal analysis of crime report data and incident reports obtained through a public records request.
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