Police in Geneva are investigating a wave of vehicle break-ins after at least twenty cars were damaged in Chambésy.
Residents discovered smashed windows early yesterday morning, with authorities suspecting a series of attempted thefts rather than acts of vandalism.
No arrests have been made so far, and investigators are urging affected motorists to file complaints with police.
Officials are also reminding drivers not to leave valuables visible inside parked vehicles.
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