Investigators say the break-ins involve the vehicles of undercover officers.
In each case, weapons were stolen as the officer ate in the same popular area of Arlington. Officials are particularly alarmed that the stolen guns could be headed for the black market, because some of the weapons are illegal for civilians to own. On Friday, a Garland narcotics officer was eating at an Arlington On the Border restaurant when his unmarked, undercover truck was burglarized. Arlington Police say this is at least the third robbery of police weapons in this area in just over one week. WFAA-TV Co. All Rights Reserved.