Bank cards and power tools are among the latest items taken from cars.
The first incident happened in Bramley Chase, off Colchester Road, on Saturday, October 12, sometime between 8pm and 12.30pm.
The nearside window of a vehicle was smashed and power tools were stolen.
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Officers then received reports of an incident a van in Brooks Hall Road was also broken into and power tools were stolen between 7.45pm on Sunday (October 13) and 7am on Monday (October 14).
Also on Sunday evening, the passenger window of a vehicle parked in Cornwallis Terrace was also smashed.
A bank card was stolen at sometime between 12.30pm and 3am.
The final incident was reported on Monday when access was gained to a van in Myrtle Road.
The vehicle's doors were forced open and tools were stolen.
Police are once again warning motorists to be vigilant and avoid leaving belongings in vehicles.
Officers initially warned people in the east Ipswich area after a pair of AirPods and a bank card were stolen when a car window was smashed in Ascot Drive on October 8.
Inspector Naomi Lofthouse said: “Our plea to the public and the community is that we need that basic crime prevention to be done. So please lock your vehicles at night. Please, remove your valuables because what we've got is the offenders, going around at night and simply trying door handles.
“Although the value can be quite low, it's the thought of somebody being in your personal space and and intruding, really.
“If we can eliminate those easy opportunities, then we are going to see our numbers come down.”
Anyone with information about these incidents should contact police quoting crime reference: 37/58372/24 for Bramley Chase, 37/58450/24 for Brook Halls Road, 37/58366/24 for Cornwallis Terrance and 37/58747/24 for Myrtle Road.
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