Multiple cases of broken, damaged car windows under investigation in Wicomico Co.

Several cases of damaged car windows remain under investigation, after police say guns may have been used during the incidents, in Wicomico County.

The Salisbury Police Department says on Monday, they are currently investigating multiple instances of car windows being damaged or broken out, in Salisbury. The incidents reportedly happened during overnight hours this weekend.

Investigators believe airsoft or bb-guns may have been used.

Police are working hard to identify the suspect or suspects involved.

Wicomico Sheriff's Office told 47ABC to catch car burglars, police typically try to find and review any security camera footage available, process the scene, and trace a stolen credit card if it gets used.

Typically, once police make an arrest, they say the car break-ins will quiet down for a while.

In the meantime, the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office is offering additional tips for you to keep from becoming a victim.

First Sergeant John Alessandrini said, "The most important thing is lock your cars. Lock your windows and lock your doors. A lot of people don't do that. The second thing is keep your valuables out of your car. Your car is not a safe place for your valuables so people leave their purse in plain view, and even if their car is locked they'll break your window and take your purse so you got to keep that stuff indoors."

Anyone with information related to these incidents is asked to call Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776.