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Safeguard your items when going to Coachella

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Thousands of people are in the valley to attend Coachella. As people are camping, dancing, and listening to music, there is a chance for you to misplace items or even be a victim of theft.

On the Coachella website, there are tips on how you can protect your items. They provided their guests with a welcome box with tags they could register and attach to their items: keys, a wallet, or a bag.

You can go as far as placing the tag in your phone's case. The tag will have your information assigned to the bar code if the item is found.

In previous years we have reported criminal activity after the weekend one of Coachella. We reported that Indio PD said no major concert-related incidents last year.

If you see any suspicious activity or are a victim of a crime, Indio PD says, "The message would be to please report if you are a victim of crime." "Report crime or suspicious activity to police at the festival or a security person that will help notify the police. Goldenvoice has information on site and website to help report as well." For any health or safety concerns, click here.

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