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Posted Aug 8, 2017, 12:02 pm

Dylan Smith TucsonSentinel.com

Chief Chris Magnus of the Tucson Police Department offered a "#PreventionLesson" reminder on Twitter on Tuesday morning, posting a photo of broken window on his car, from which a backpack was stolen overnight.

"In my haste, I left my backpack in my car. Guess I had to learn that lesson (one I even preach!) the hard way," he wrote.

In my haste last night, I left my backpack in my car. Guess I had to learn that lesson (one I even preach!) the hard way. #PreventionLesson pic.twitter.com/udgXOS1aNr

— Chris Magnus (@ChiefCMagnus) August 8, 2017