Motorists are being urged to lock their cars - or risk having them pinched.
The plea from police comes after a number of vehicles were taken over the last couple of weeks.
They were taken from various locations across the Island.
Officers say a common factor in most of the incidents was the fact the keys had been left in the vehicles.
They say whilst they are working on catching the offenders they are urging people to remove their keys and lock their vehicles when not in use.
How much energy have we brought from the UK?
How much energy has been brought to the Island from the UK in the last three years?
Uni researcher appeals for people with knowledge of herring industry
A researcher at a Welsh university is looking for people who know about herring fishing in the Irish Sea.
Questions to be raised over care staff vetting
Questions over care staff vetting will be raised by MHKs next week.
How many ATC staff have been hired at the airport?
The number of air traffic controllers at the airport will be discussed in Tynwald Next week.
Two ferry crossings cancelled
The Steam Packet's announced this evening's sailing to Heysham has been cancelled.
Police have found rough sleeper
Police say they've located the person reported to be sleeping rough in the North of the Island.
Popular restaurant up for sale in Douglas
A Thai restaurant in central Douglas is up for sale.
Livestock producers 'anxious and stressed' over vet services
An organisation representing the Island's livestock producers says it's talking to the government about vet services for its members.
