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Thannks, I saw some, but was thinking since the top post on their crimewatch page said "last few days" that the ones on the news may not be posted yet.

Austin yesterday still not seeing today's

Car Burglaries Up in Austin
Updated: Monday, 13 Apr 2009, 8:08 AM CDT
Published : Monday, 13 Apr 2009, 8:07 AM CDT
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Burglary of vehicles has been on the rise since December according to APD. In March, there were close to 1,800 burglaries, compared to 1,400 in March of 2008.

Officers say the hot spots for burglaries are constantly changing, but they are usually along the hike and bike trail, near the UT campus, malls and hospital parking lots

Found a recent Sam Marcos report, haven't seen the U.T. interview posted yet.

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Rash of Burglaries Erupts in San Marcos
Since February 28 there have been 22 vehicle burglaries and 17 apartment burglaries according to police. The crimes have taken place across San Marcos.
Police say the majority of victims were young adults either attending college or working locally.

Myfoxaustin said something about 63 U.T Vehicle Burglaries (not sure during what time period, nothing posted on their wqebsite yet because broadcast is still on Fox News at 9
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Campus Watch
March 15, 2011

Campus Watch: Below is a summary of campus activity reported to or observed by the University Police Department between Monday, 03/14/11 and Tuesday, 03/15/11.

***** ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE *****

As you have seen over the last few days there has been an increase in the number of Burglary of Motor Vehicles parked all over campus.

Please store guns in cars?

I have said over and over and over, the "crop" is potentially better in campus parking lots than Wal-Mart parking lots for criminals who look for "guns stored in cars"

Why don't people listen? Hopefully they will tomorrow.