Police are hoping to identify five men seen roaming the Magnolia West neighborhood of Green Cove Springs, trying to burglarize vehicles.
The Green Cove Springs Police Department (GCSPD) responded to reports of a stolen vehicle Saturday on Summit Oak Drive.
Upon arrival at the scene, the officers learned the stolen vehicle was left unlocked by the owner with the keys still inside. A second vehicle parked at the same residence was also rummaged through.
Later in the evening, officers say that six homes were found to be victims of vehicular burglaries. All of the vehicles were left unlocked by the owners as well.
Video surveillance from the neighborhood shows five males roaming the area at approximately 1:20 a.m., according to GCSPD.
Video footage from the recent burglaries in Magnolia West Subdivision. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Green Cove Springs Police Department at 904-297-7300.
The stolen vehicle was recovered in Duval County on Sunday.
Officers are asking for your help to identify the suspects in this case. If you have any information you can reach out to the Green Cove Springs Police Department at 904-297-7300.
