Break-ins have been reported around trail parking spots in Austin. City of Austin Park Rangers announced this on Sunday, warning the public to be cautious. The affected areas include several popular spots such as Bull Creek, Mt.
Bonnell, and St. Edwards Greenbelt. For more information on the break-ins and areas affected, readers can refer to the statement released by the City of Austin Park Rangers on Sunday.
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