On February 6, multiple theft incidents were reported in Vilnius, Lithuania. At approximately 6:20 AM, a theft was noted involving an 'Audi' car, where a distronic camera was stolen, resulting in a loss of about 1,500 euros. This prompted a preliminary investigation under Lithuanian Penal Code section 178, which deals with theft offenses. Later that morning, around 10:15 AM, a 'Mercedes-Benz' vehicle was targeted, with thieves cutting off the rear bumper and stealing blind spot sensors, causing a loss of around 1,200 euros.

In the afternoon, at approximately 2:10 PM, another theft occurred where a 'Lenovo' laptop was stolen from changing rooms, again leading to a loss of 1,200 euros. The police have initiated investigations for each of these incidents, indicating a possible pattern of targeted thefts within the capital city. With high-value items being stolen, the cases highlight concerns regarding vehicle security and personal property safety in urban areas.

The frequency and value of these thefts may disturb local residents and raise questions about the efficacy of law enforcement in handling property crimes. The police efforts to investigate these incidents reflect a response to the rising trend of theft, particularly of valuable car parts and personal electronics.