Officer in charge of Nowra Police Station, Inspector Ray Stynes said investigations into the incidents on Thursday, February 20 are ongoing.

He again urged members of the public to ensure their vehicles were locked at all times.

It is believed many of these vehicles targeted in Thuerday night's incident had been left unlocked overnight.

"We had reports of a number of stealings from motor vehicles in and around Berry and I urge the community to lock it or lose it," he said.

"Ensure your car is locked and the windows are up.

"Secure any property in the car and don't leave anything valuable in view in your vehicles. Or better yet don't leave anything of value in your car at all, even when you are at home.

"These are often opportune crimes and unfortunately there are people in our community who will take advantage of others."

He said it can also lead to multiple other crimes, including credit card fraud.

Anyone who may have any information regarding the incidents in Berry is urged to contact Nowra Police on 4421 9699 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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