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Monroe police warning citizens to not leave their vehicles unattended this winter following weekend car theft

Summary by Queen City News
MONROE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Monroe Police Department is warning citizens to not leave their vehicles warming up unattended despite cold temperatures following a weekend car theft arrest. On Jan. 12, around 6:53 a.m., Monroe officers responded to 1220 W. Roosevelt Blvd for a report of a stolen vehicle. An employee started her vehicle in the parking lot and left it to warm up. When she returned, her vehicle was gone. Officers later found Just…
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