Crime & Safety
San Leandro Burglary Leads To Police Chase
Two patrol cars were rammed by the suspects' vehicle and two parked cars sustained hit-and-run damage in the pursuit to Dublin and Oakland.
SAN LEANDRO, CA — Suspects in a burglary Wednesday led Alameda County sheriff's deputies on a chase through Dublin and then Oakland, where they abandoned their car and successfully got away on foot, authorities said via social media.
Deputies responding to a home burglary report at 12:30 p.m. on Gramercy Way in unincorporated San Leandro saw the burglars flee as they arrived and undertook a pursuit that went to Dublin and then to Oakland.
That's where the suspects fled on foot at Edwards Avenue by Interstate Highway 580.
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Two patrol cars were rammed by the suspects' vehicle and two parked cars sustained hit-and-run damage. There were no major injuries, sheriff's officials said.
Deputies are now looking at evidence left in the getaway car to try and identify the suspects.
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