Another Theft Suspect Caught On Camera In Livermore: Police

LIVERMORE, CA — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman who was allegedly caught on home surveillance stealing $2,000 worth of property from an unlocked car in Livermore. The theft occurred sometime late on March 21 or early on March 22. The car was parked in the driveway of a home at the time the crime occurred.

Earlier this week, police shared photos of another woman who is suspected of taking $11,000 in cash and property from another unlocked car.

As part of their “Lock It or Lose It” crime prevention campaign, police are using these thefts to remind residents to avoid leaving any valuables in their cars and to roll up the windows and lock the doors before leaving the car unattended.

Related:

• $11,000 In Cash, Property Stolen From Unlocked Car, Livermore Police Say
  
• Livermore Police Ask Residents To ‘Lock It Or Lose It’
• 26 Car Burglaries Reported in San Ramon, Danville and Blackhawk

Photo courtesy Livermore Police Facebook page