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Deputies don’t yet have a suspect in the case of two Jan. 19 auto burglaries on the grounds of the National Center for Equine-Facilitated Therapy at 880 Runnymede Road in Woodside.
In both incidents, someone entered the vehicles by smashing windows, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office. The burglar stole a purse, wallet and personal items from one vehicle, but it’s not known what, if anything, was stolen from the other.
Estimated losses are $800 in total for damages to the windows of both vehicles, deputies said. Losses from stolen goods have yet to be made public.
By Dave Boyce
By Dave Boyce
By Dave Boyce
Thank you Prop. 47 supporters for the huge spike in this kind of crime.