Police are asking a Massachusetts community to lock its doors and windows after two homes collapsed Friday night while residents were at home.
Watertown police said a home on Garfield Street was broken into shortly before 10:00 p.m. Friday and a second home on Barnard Avenue was broken into around 11:45 p.m.
“We believe the suspect(s) entered the homes through open back windows. One of them was a second story window,” Watertown police said in a statement on social networks.
“Please remember to lock doors and windows (even the second floor),” the police continued.
No one was injured and nothing was taken from either home.
“Please help us by keeping an eye out for neighbors who may be out and about and always report anything you think is suspicious right away,” police continued.
Residents in the Garfield Street and Barnard Road areas who have home surveillance are asked to review security footage and report anything out of the ordinary to Watertown Police.
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