Howard County police released pictures Friday of the men who they believe broke into people's cars at a cemetery in Elkridge.Many of the victims were visiting loved ones' gravesites at the time of the crimes. Police aren't saying exactly when and where the pictures were taken, but they're confident that someone will recognize them.Police believe the men waited for visitors to park at the Meadowridge Memorial Park Cemetery, then broke into their cars, stealing purses, wallets and even laptops.WBAL-TV 11 News spoke with Faith Lang on Jan. 8 after she said two men broke into her mom's car and stole "her purse, her wallet, cards, deeds, everything," as her family planned her aunt's funeral and visited her grandmother's grave."Cemeteries should be a safe ground for people to come and enjoy time with their deceased loved ones, and you can't even do that," Lang said.Investigators think the men in the pictures are connected to four car break-ins at the cemetery and two others at nearby businesses since Dec. 6, 2019.They also released a picture of a black Dodge Charger that the thieves might be driving."This can happen anywhere. It can happen at the cemetery, it can happen when you're running your kid to day care, when you're going to the gym, in front of your own house. We really urge people not to leave their valuables in their vehicle," Howard County police spokeswoman Lori Boone said."I just think that's despicable. I mean, somebody coming to a cemetery where they're trying to grieve and they get robbed while you're visiting a gravesite? That's just crazy to me," said Michael Bowling, a cemetery visitor.Anyone with information about the break-ins is asked to call Howard County police at 410-313-STOP or email HCPDcrimetips@howardcountymd.gov.