As Cumberland Gap National Historic Park is reopening, park rangers are investigating a string of vehicle break-ins in the park.

Over the last few weeks, at least six vehicles were broken into. Several vehicles in the parking lot had their windows smashed, with reports of phones, wallets, and purses being stolen.

Park rangers do have several suspects and have a plate number and vehicle description, but the car tags have been frequently changed.

“Two Caucasian females additionally there was another break-in in the local area that involved two Caucasian females and an African American male,” said Chief Ranger Josh Clemons when asked about the suspects.

ID’s, bank cards and check books have all been taken and cashed at local banks.

Supervisory Park Ranger Carol Borneman says their post on Facebook as grabbed the public’s attention, with over a thousand shares.

Rangers are also warning people to keep your car locked, and valuable items hidden or left at home.

If you have information you can call the rangers at 606-246-1080 or call Middlesboro dispatch at 606-248-3636. You can remain anonymous.