Commerce police ask for help investigating multiple auto break-ins

The Commerce Police Department is asking the public for help after a series of automotive break-ins on the north side of the city.

According to officers, residents are encouraged to lock their vehicles to avoid becoming potential victims.

Surveillance footage obtained by police shows a small view of two suspects believed to have entered the vehicles.

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Commerce police also urge residents not to leave any valuable items inside their vehicles to keep them safe.

Anyone with information about the break-ins is asked to contact Det. Adam King of the Commerce Police Department.

He can be reached by phone at 706-372-7675, or by email.

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