$11,000 In Cash, Property Stolen From Unlocked Car, Livermore Police Say

LIVERMORE, CA — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman who was allegedly caught on home surveillance stealing about $11,000 in cash and property from inside an unlocked car in Livermore this month.

Police said the car was left unlocked and parked in the driveway of a Livermore home. The theft occurred sometime between the evening of March 25 and the early morning hours on March 26, police said.

Police say the case is a good reminder for residents to remove valuables from their car and to roll up windows and lock the doors before leaving any car unattended. Police said removing valuables from cars can greatly reduce the risk of theft.

In February, the Livermore Police Department kicked off its “Lock It or Lose It” crime prevention campaign. The social media campaign started a week after 26 cars were burglarized on the same night in three Tri-Valley cities.

As part of their efforts to help solve these crimes, police are asking residents to register their security systems.

“The Livermore Police Department has created a database to identify those homes and businesses in town that have surveillance systems,” police said via social media. “The desire is that when a crime is being investigated, the officer or detective can quickly determine if there is any video surveillance in the surrounding area that may benefit the investigation.”

Anyone with information about the suspect’s identity is asked to call the Livermore Police Department at 925-371-4777. Click here is register your home surveillance systems.

Related:

• 26 Car Burglaries Reported in San Ramon, Danville and Blackhawk Monday
• Livermore Police Ask Residents To ‘Lock It Or Lose It’

Photo courtesy Livermore Police Department Facebook page