In some cases, the driver's side front window was broken, while in others, the rear window was shattered, allowing for easy access to the trunk by tilting the seat. These are carbon-copy thefts, but with different methods depending on the model, but they all have a common pattern of damage and loot, fortunately limited for now. Over the past week, but particularly over the past weekend, reports of broken-in vehicles have come in from Genneruxi, La Palma, and Pirri, with around ten cars targeted. In some cases, the theft was successful; in others, only the broken window remained.
Among residents of some neighborhoods in the city, the past weekend was marked by fears of theft. The worrying news was the news of a series of cars broken into and damaged by carjackers who struck in various areas between Thursday and Friday. The pattern is always the same: the thieves break a window, open the door, and search the interior for anything valuable or resellable on the black market. The haul is almost always modest, but the damage to the vehicles and the inconvenience to the owners are considerable.
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