Posted on 09/03/2015 8:39:02 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Police in Pinecrest are investigating after a homeowner walked in on suspects allegedly burglarizing his home.
It happened just after 11 a.m. Thursday in the 13300 block of Southwest 83rd Court.
The homeowner said the burglars broke into the home by smashing a master bedroom sliding glass door.
"Someone's in my house right now," the homeowner said on his 911 call.
Police arrived and set up a perimeter. Police personnel, who were assisted by county K-9 and aviation, canvassed the surrounding area to no avail.
The homeowner told police one of the men fled the house in a red or burgundy newer model Nissan Altima. The vehicle fled southbound towards 136th Street.
"Two black men. They are in the car now, a red car," the homeowner said to the 911 dispatcher.
The second man reportedly fled barefoot westbound on Southwest 133rd Street towards Southwest 84th Avenue. The homeowner said he chased the man but lost sight of him.
The burglars reportedly got away with a Michael Kors women's watch valued at $350, and left behind pillow cases taken from the homeowner's bed with jewelry and tablets. A handgun that was taken from a secured lockbox was also left behind.
The two burglars were described by the homeowner as black males in their 20s.
Anyone who has information on this case should call Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-8477.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE MEDIA? Have they forgotten that they're NEVER supposed to mention the race of criminals when said criminals are black?
Acme?
Unless it's a stack on. Then it's much easier.
Nicer area too.
For the very reason how they got in, I keep my accordion hurricane shutters closed and locked on my sliding glass doors.
No loss as my drum set kind of blocks them anyway. :-)
Maybe so. However, I’ll have some mopping to do after you set off the motion sensor in MY safe room. Yep, I know, so-called “booby traps” are illegal ...... so is attempting to take my stuff ;o)
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