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Burglaries Still Up?

I have not been keeping a close eye on the police reports, but I have heard first and second hand of a couple of expensive burglaries in B'game lately so perhaps the anecdotal trend continues.  Here's the report on yesterday's capture

On Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 11:30am Burlingame Police responded to an in progress residential burglary on Los Altos Dr.  Police units responded to the area and confirmed that a resident had arrived home to discover unknown suspects had entered her home and stolen several items.  A witness reported a suspicious vehicle seen leaving the area of Los Altos Dr. during the time of the reported burglary.  The vehicle was described as a silver 2002 Mercedes Benz 2 door, tinted windows, with chrome 20” rims. Police units located this vehicle on Loma Vista Drive.

In addition, police detained a female found walking away from the vehicle, and later identified evidence that linked the female and the vehicle to the burglary on Los Altos Dr.  This female was arrested for residential burglary and possession of stolen property.  Based on witness reports it was determined that a second male suspect had fled the area of Loma Vista Dr., and was reported seen running between two homes on the south end of Loma Vista.  A search of the area was conducted on Loma Vista and Skyview Drive, important evidence was located by police at that location, the second suspect was not located.

One hopes a single capture might solve multiple incidents.  All the usual warnings apply–lock doors and windows, use lights at night and report suspicious activity.

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9 responses to “Burglaries Still Up?”

  1. Steve

    There were two other burglaries this week in Burlingame, one on Hillside and the other on Canyon. I know the family on Hillside and they shared the information with me. I don;t know why those burglaries don’t make the blotter. Apparently the one on Canyon was very bad. Ransacked the entire house, torn up bed mattresses in search of cash presumably.
    The one on Hillside happened as soon as my friend left her home. They had an alarm and the police responded but the burglars were in and gone in under 10 minutes. I understand that a women was seen knocking on homes that morning as well. It could be the same burglars but you never know.
    We all need to more vigilant and report suspicious activites. I sometimes see cars driving slowly through neighborhood as well as people that seem to be wandering about. I think I’ll start taking note of their license plates just in case.

  2. hillsider

    I heard about the one on Hillside also. Plus another one on Vancouver recently. Another thing you can do is pick up your neighbor’s newspapers when they forget to cancel them.

  3. hillsider

    BPD is putting attention on this now. Just announced in email Over the past four months, seven residential burglaries have occurred in the Burlingame areas of Arguello Dr. and Los Altos Dr. These residential burglaries have primarily occurred between 11:00 AM and 1:30 PM.
    Suspects usually knock on the front door of the residence. If the resident does not answer the door, the suspect will walk around the building, enter the backyard, and subsequently use a crow bar to gain entry to the home.

  4. Larry David

    Facts:
    African Americans, Male and Female TEAMS.
    Hillsborough, Burlingame, and Millbrae.
    All three Cities have experienced home invasions over the last 3-4 years.
    Witness statements, and arrests overwhelmingly are African Americans.
    How can anyone not be Racial Profiling?
    Racial Profiling is not discrimnation, it is common sense.
    1+1 = 2.
    Think about it.

  5. Larry David

    Very political topic.
    I would like to know the thoughts of your Council members regarding these crimes.
    I can see it now..
    City Council:
    “Be aware neighbors of Burlingame,
    Crime has come to our City.”
    Man-5’10” @160lbs
    Woman-5’1″ @300lbs.
    No other details available.
    LD

  6. old guy

    You appear to be recommending racial profiling but what does that really mean? What are you asking neighbors or the police to do different than now?

  7. Larry David

    I guess if African Americans are walking around Curnavaca Park, Easton, and Ray Park Districts, and Hillsborough etc. in the middle of the day, or at all is a cause for concern.
    I am not advocate Police at all
    However, if Police confront an African American, in those neighborhoods it is Racial Profiling.
    The latest group of criminals(caught) are from the East Bay.
    Law enforcement is reluctant to confront African Americans due to lawsuits that may come from perceived “Racial Profiling.”
    Say it is not true.

  8. Anne

    Are Larry David and Holyroller the same person?

  9. hillsider

    I don’t think so. I can definitely see how you come to ask the question, but I do not think they are quite the same. The shame of it is that the two of them are being driven to where they are.

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