Surveillance video shows person breaking into cars

GRAPEVILLE, Pa. — Pennsylvania State Police are sharing surveillance video in hopes of catching whoever is breaking into cars in a Westmoreland County community.

People are reporting their cars were broken into in the Grapeville area.

The video shows a man pulling on door handles to figure out which cars were unlocked.

Troopers ask that you call 724-832-3288 if you recognize him.

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The man was unsuccessful in that instance, but a neighbor shared video of his attempts with police, and another neighbor a few blocks away also caught him on their surveillance camera, earlier this month.

According to police, while the surveillance video shows he didn't get away with anything, he did hit a few other vehicles where he was able to get inside.

Those victims lived on Detroit and Fitzpatrick streets in Grapeville.

He got away with a number of items from inside those cars, including cash.

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