Police officers are searching for someone they say broke into several cars Saturday during a Wiz Khalifa concert in Raleigh.

According to the Raleigh Police Department, officers responded to reports around 9:34 p.m. Saturday of multiple vehicles being broken into at a concert at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek.

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Police said 13 vehicles total, the majority of which were Dodge brand vehicles, were broken into, and guns and cash were stolen from some of them.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa, along with Sean Paul and Da Baby, were at the music venue as part of their Good Vibes Tour on Saturday.

Michelle, who declined to give her last name, told WRAL News that while she lives near Walnut Creek, she doesn't want to park at the venue.

"Take a Lyft or an Uber," she said. "If there's too much traffic, or if you know your car, there is a chance it will be broken into. Catch a ride."

This is the second string of car break-ins around Raleigh this month.

Earlier in July, Police said they were investigating more than 50 car break-ins. On July 13, more than 30 cars were broken into at five churches across Raleigh. At Brier Creek, more than 20 cars were broken into in a seven-day stretch.

Mary David said the crimes were unjustifiable, adding that while she understands why people break into cars when they are in need, there are other ways to make ends meet.

"Cut the grass. Mow the lawn. Rake the yard. Make a dollar, anything. Just don’t steal people work hard they Need their money just how you need your money. Get out there and try to make an honest living," David said.

Police said they are urging residents to follow their "9 p.m. Routine" to prevent vehicle break-ins, including:

  • Do not leave you keys in your vehicle.
    • Lock your vehicle.
      • Don't leave valuables in your vehicle.
        • Do not leave guns in your vehicle.
          • Park in well-lit, high-visibility areas whenever possible.

            Police asked anyone with information tied to the break-ins to call them at 919-996-3335 or submit an anonymous tip through Crimestoppers online by clicking the “Leave a Tip” button on the top right of the page.