Ada Police Department sees increase in vehicle theft and theft from vehicles
The Ada Police Department made the following announcement on Facebook on June 18:
"In our area we are seeing an increase in thefts from vehicles and thefts of vehicles.
"We would like to take a moment and remind the citizens of Ada to please remove all valuables from your vehicles. Remove the keys, and lock your car. If possible please secure them in a garage.
"If you see something suspicious please call us day or night."
At the June 18 Ada Council meeting Police Chief Alec Cooper reported that a vehicle was stolen and recovered on June 17. The keys from the car were missing.
Ada Police Department
115 W. Buckeye Avenue, Ada, Ohio
Phone 419-634-0010
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