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Auto Burglaries at William Pond (photos!)

October 26, 2010 By: John Blue Category: General Running News, Parkway Updates

The Sacramento County Ranger has sent out the following:

A number of Cars were burglarized at William Pond Park this past Sunday. Some of the burglaries were inside the park and some were outside at McClaren Drive and Ivanhoe Way. The suspects are consistently breaking into the cars and using the trunk openers to get inside the trunk. The thieves got away with several thousands of dollars in property and cash along with credit cards, which they immediately went shopping with. Surveillance video from one of the local stores has provided us with a good description of the suspects and their vehicle.

We determined the van is an older Ford Aerostar, Dark in color. The van is very distinctive as it has running boards and a missing hub cap on its right front. If you see this van or persons lurking in the parks please contact us as soon as possible by calling 916-875-PARK (7275).  If you have any information on the identity of these persons or the van, you can email me (John Havicon) or call me at 875-6961.

The suspects' van

Ranger Supervisor Havicon has these words of advice:

Protect your property by not leaving anything in your vehicles. If you have a locking device for your trunk button, please keep these thieves out of you trunk by activating it. These thieves know you are going to be away from your cars and have all the time in the world to steal your stuff!

Keep a lookout and keep the 875-PARK (7275) number programed in your cell phone.

Remember that it was a vigilant runner who helped the police catch the guy who was breaking into all those cars at University Park a few years ago.

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