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Police are asking a Massachusetts community to lock its doors and windows after two homes collapsed Friday night while residents were at home.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
“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<\/a>.<\/p>\n “Please remember to lock doors and windows (even the second floor),” the police continued.<\/p>\n No one was injured and nothing was taken from either home. <\/p>\n “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. <\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Related Content:<\/p>\n