(Kron) – The San Matteo County Office has warned of Emerald Hills and Alaa Portola Wadi Portola, the San Matteo County Office warns the mayor of San Matteo Sharif province of three goals in the past two days in Emerald Hills and the Portola Valley, warns the San Matteo County County Office.
The first robbery was committed on July 17 around 9:30 pm, on 300 Golden Ok Avenue’s blocks in the Portola Valley.
SMCSO said: “The video was monitored on the suspects, forcing to enter the unspected house,” SMCSO said. “… the total loss is still specific.”
A second robbery at 18:30 pm occurred at 200 pm on Scenic Drive in Emerald Hills.
“The victim, who was at home during an attempt to storm, stated that the suspects were forced into the back of the residence,” said SMCSO. “The suspects escaped from the scene before the deputies arrived. No elements were believed to have been taken.”
About an hour after reporting the second proposal, the deputies responded to a residential aid in the 3800 Woodland Way mass in Emerald Hills.
SMCSO said: “The suspects were forced to enter the house and stole precious things,” SMCSO said. “The suspects escaped from the scene before the deputies arrived. The total loss is still specific.”
The authorities are still investigating whether robbery is connected. The Sharif Population Office in the area requests to verify security cameras and report any suspicious activity of law enforcement.
Sharif’s office said it increased the neighborhood patrols in an attempt to prevent more robbery. Sharif’s office shared the following safety tips:
- Make sure your home is well lit. Consider the use of motion sensor lights.
- If you have a safety system, be sure to take advantage of it.
- Do not give hideouts. Pruning shrubs and trees near windows to get rid of potential hiding spots.
- Outside the city? Hold your mail, hand you, or ask one of the neighbors to capture it.
- Do not announce your absence or post your plans on social media.
- Reporting suspicious activity. Contact the Sharif Office on the number 650-363-4911 or call 911 in the event of an emergency.