Maryland State Police reporting string of vehicle tamperings, stolen vehicle

SALISBURY, Md. – Maryland State Police are investigating a string of vehicle break-ins, including one stolen vehicle, in Salisbury.

On Monday, troopers responded to the area of Nottingham Woods, located off of Parker Road, for a report of one stolen vehicle and several others that had been tampered with, that allegedly took place sometime between 11 PM Sunday and 8 AM Monday.

Officials say the stolen vehicle is a black 2017 Nissan Sentra, with Maryland registration 8CW7169. The vehicle was reportedly left unlocked with the key inside.

Police also responded to the area of Barnsdale Drive for a report of a vehicle that had been rummaged through. This vehicle was also said to have been left unlocked with loose change left out in view.

Maryland State Police want to strongly encourage residents to lock their vehicles and not leave valuables in view. They also say it may be beneficial to install motion detected flood lights and security cameras, to help deter potential thieves as well as help law enforcement identify suspects.

Anyone that may have information regarding this incident is asked to contact Trooper J. Huntington at 410-749-3101 ext. 0.