North Carolina Renters Think Auto Insurance Covers Break-In Theft — 60 Chapel Hill Victims Found Out Differently Saturday Morning

Sophie Bozymski lives at Timber Hollow Apartments in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. According to ABC11/WTVD reporting, she woke up around 3 a.m. Saturday to sounds of commotion outside her building — loud noises, something happening in the parking lot. She went back to sleep. When she woke up again, her car had been broken into for the second time in recent months.

Her work backpack was gone. Her window was shattered. She estimates it will cost about $500 to replace the glass.

“It’s violating,” she said. “It’s an invasion of privacy and safe space.”…

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