Five cars broken into at Whitsunday Coast Airport, Proserpine police say

Proserpine police say CCTV footage captured a Subaru with stolen number plates entering the Whitsunday Coast Airport car park before two men broke into the vehicles.

Five vehicles were broken into at Whitsunday Coast Airport on Friday morning. Photo: File

Two men were allegedly captured on CCTV footage breaking into multiple vehicles in the Whitsunday Coast Airport car park during a 15-minute spree.

Proserpine Police officer-in-charge Mark Flynn said five vehicles were broken into at the car park between 3.45am and 4am Friday.

The offenders smashed windows so they could get inside the vehicles.

Senior Sergeant Flynn said it was not yet known whether the offenders had stolen items as some of the vehicles were in long-term parking.

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CCTV footage captured a Subaru Impreza with stolen number plates entering the car park.

Sergeant Flynn said two men were then recorded breaking into the vehicles.

The same vehicle is believed to have been involved in an evade offence at Sarina about 7.30am Sunday, after it was clocked speeding on the Bruce Highway.

Police investigations are ongoing.

Anyone with information that could help police can phone Proserpine Police on 4945 9666 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Originally published as Five cars broken into at Whitsunday Coast Airport, Proserpine police say