How bad is crime in Los Angeles?
“Westchester experiences a surge in car break-ins with reports suggesting up to 50 vehicles targeted.
The break-ins are believed to have occurred between Friday night and early Saturday morning, mainly affecting cars parked along a street between 83rd and 85th streets.
Surveillance footage captures two masked individuals in dark clothing and flashlights, suggesting a coordinated effort.”
If caught they might be booked—but probably warned not to do it again. Feel safe in L.A.? Not with Gascon as DA.
Police Seek Information in Westchester Car Break-Ins Targeting Up to 50 Vehicles
Westside Current, 1/23/24 https://www.westsidecurrent.com/news/crime/police-seek-information-in-westchester-car-break-ins-targeting-up-to-50-vehicles/article_165ae346-ba15-11ee-b28b-d3caedfad99e.html
Police Seek Information in Spate of Westchester Car Break-Ins Targeting Up to 50 Vehicles
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Westchester experiences a surge in car break-ins with reports suggesting up to 50 vehicles targeted.
The break-ins are believed to have occurred between Friday night and early Saturday morning, mainly affecting cars parked along a street between 83rd and 85th streets.
Surveillance footage captures two masked individuals in dark clothing and flashlights, suggesting a coordinated effort.
Residents express concerns about the rising crime trend in the neighborhood, including break-ins during the daytime.
Law enforcement officers are reviewing home security videos to gather more information and urge anyone with relevant details to contact the police.
WESTCHESTER – Police are looking for information following a recent spate of car break-ins, with reports indicating that up to 50 vehicles may have been targeted.
These break-ins are believed to have occurred sometime between Friday night and early Saturday morning, predominantly affecting cars parked along a stretch of street between 83rd and 85th streets, in the northeastern vicinity of Lincoln Boulevard.
Surveillance footage obtained by ABC 7 reveals two masked individuals dressed in dark clothing and carrying flashlights.
One suspect appears to be keeping watch near the passenger side door of a white car, while the other is positioned on the driver’s side. Later, they are seen inside the vehicle, using a flashlight to search its contents.
Officers are now looking through multiple home security videos to narrow down details. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
