Police in Fargo are currently investigating nearly 100 overnight car break-ins, and are encouraging residents to remain vigilant.
Criminal Investigations Captain Bill Ahlfeldt with the Fargo Police Department says investigators are currently looking for two suspects.
"In some cases, the victim vehicles were entered through smash and grab style force, and in others the victim vehicles were entered through unlocked vehicle doors. There was a mix of incident locations. Some of the incidents occurred in underground parking locations, and others occurred in outdoor parking lots. It appears as if the crime spree occurred between the hours of 10:30pm last night, and 6:00am this morning."
Residents are urged to check their vehicles for any signs of tampering or theft, and report any incidents to law enforcement. Due to the large number of cases, individuals are asked to call in reports at 701-451-7660 instead of reporting online.
Police are also asking for any information anyone might have about the suspects.
The Fargo Police Department is also reminding the public to protect themselves from break-ins by always locking their vehicle, removing valuables, parking in well-lit areas and installing security devices. If your vehicle was broken into, document the damage immediately, check for missing items, report the crime as soon as possible and follow up with your insurance company.