At least 27 vehicles were broken in to in West Palm Beach overnight.
The biggest number of break-ins, 15, happened at the West Palm Beach Tri-Rail station.
RELATED: Photos from the scene
Seven were broken in to at a hotel parking lot off Centrepark Drive. Five more were found with windows smashed at the Holiday Inn on Belvedere Road off Interstate 95.
Police were busy overnight looking at the damage and writing up reports. However, they said they won't be able to get an idea of what was taken until the people who own the vehicles arrive and can report what's missing.
Officers also checked other nearby parking lots for additional break-ins.
At the Tri-Rail lot, security officers were at the location until midnight. They came back at 3 a.m. and found the cars broken into.
Acting on a tip, a NewsChannel 5 photographer also found evidence of several vehicle break-ins at the Tennis Towers apartments in the city. Two residents told him someone entered between 10 and 15 cars and at least one vehicle was stolen.
Multiple cars broken in to at Tennis Towers Apartments. @WPTV @AndrewNRuiz @JacqulynWPTV #vandalism pic.twitter.com/BHujQEX76G
— EricP_WPTV (@EricPasquarelli) December 8, 2015
Officers remind drivers to never leave anything that is valuable inside their vehicles, especially in plain view.
More than 2 dozen cars broken into in DT WPB overnight. 15 in the Tri-Rail parking lot alone. pic.twitter.com/glodxhHZLQ
— Jacqulyn Powell (@JacqulynWPTV) December 8, 2015
So far police have found 27 cars broken into downtown-- there could be more. Check if your car is parked in a downtown WPB lot.
— Jacqulyn Powell (@JacqulynWPTV) December 8, 2015
At least 27 cars were broken into overnight in downtown West Palm Beach. You can see the windows smashed out in these...
Posted by Jacqulyn Powell WPTV on Tuesday, December 8, 2015
