In Green Mountain Falls, the population is just more than 1,000 and the center of town is just a block long. It's pretty quiet in those parts. "The only crime is when we have a bear in the trash can," says Justin Bryden.

But on Monday morning, he and his wife, Mandy Campbell got a rude awakening. “The cars aren't here," Campbell says. Her daughter noticed the two family cars, an Isuzu Trooper and a Ford F150, were gone out of the driveway.

“We never once locked our doors or our cars," notes Campbell. “It’s Green Mountain Falls.”

"I had an '01 Ford F150. I had all my tools for work in the back of it. It's my livelihood," says Bryden, who works as a contract carpenter.

The couple says they didn't hear a thing. “Our window is right next to where our cars were parked," says Campbell.

The crooks didn’t stop at the couple’s home. The thieves also stole a car from Cascade. They broke into a handful of other cars in Chipita Park and Crystola.

“We moved out of the city, so this wouldn't happen. I guess it doesn't matter where you live," says Campbell, who stands in her empty driveway.

The last time a car was stolen in Green Mountain Falls was more than five years ago.

Bryden's wallet was also in his stolen truck. Cops say they found his license and debit card in another car that had been broken into down the pass.

The Green Mountain Falls Marshal tells 11 News since the crooks targeted so many areas, he believes someone may have seen something. If you know anything, you can remain anonymous and call Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP.