Sheriff’s Office Seeks Jonesville Video After Vehicle Burglaries

ALACHUA COUNTY – The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ASO) is asking residents in several Jonesville-area neighborhoods to review their home surveillance footage following a series of vehicle burglaries that occurred overnight between Saturday, Sept. 27, and Sunday, Sept. 28.

Deputies said multiple incidents were reported in and around the communities of Turnberry Lake, Saddlebrooke Farms, and The Trails. Investigators believe residents’ home security cameras could provide valuable evidence to help identify those responsible for the crimes.

ASO officials are urging anyone who lives in or near these neighborhoods to check their surveillance systems for any suspicious activity recorded during the late-night and early-morning hours of that weekend. Residents who find footage that could aid the investigation are encouraged to submit it through the agency’s online tip portal at acso.us/blog/report-a-crime.

The sheriff’s office emphasized the importance of community involvement in solving crimes such as these, where timely video evidence can help track the suspects’ movements and strengthen potential leads. Detectives are working to determine whether the burglaries were connected and whether any stolen items can be recovered.

Vehicle burglaries are among the most common property crimes in Alachua County, particularly in residential areas where cars are left unlocked or valuables are visible inside. Law enforcement continues to remind residents to lock their vehicles, remove personal belongings, and report any suspicious behavior immediately.

ASO expressed appreciation for residents’ ongoing cooperation and partnership in helping maintain public safety throughout the county. “Your help could be key in holding those responsible accountable,” the agency stated in its release.

Residents can find more information about submitting evidence, crime prevention tips, and updates on ongoing investigations through the sheriff’s office website or official social media channels.

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