Burglary Suspect Hit San Ramon Business Xmas Eve

SAN RAMON, CA — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man suspected of burglarizing a San Ramon business on Christmas eve. The suspect allegedly took thousands of dollars of electronics from the business. No other details are available but surveillance camera captured video of the suspect.

The burglary occurred less than a week after two suspects allegedly stole packages from homes along Valley Creek Lane in nearby Danville and after police and town officials issued a reminder to the community about a rash of car burglaries and thefts from cars parked in Danville, Alamo and Blackhawk. Since Dec. 1, four cases of petty theft from a vehicle have been reported in the Alamo/Blackhawk area, according to the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.

Between Dec. 11 through Dec. 20, Danville has been hit with 12 auto burglaries and three thefts from unsecured vehicles. Danville Police Chief Allan Shields said most of the stolen items had been left in plain sight. Other Tri-Valley cities have seen a spike in car burglaries this month.

Earlier this month, a Pleasanton woman was robbed of her purse by three suspects who confronted her while she was in her driveway. In Livermore, an uptick in residential burglaries were reported in November and just days after, police shared photos of a car likely casing cars parked in the Positano neighborhood in Dublin. Police are also asking for the public's help identifying a person suspected of burglarizing a parked car in Danville.

Anyone with information about the San Ramon burglary is asked to call (925) 973-2779.

See Also:

• Suspected Danville Package Thieves Confronted By Neighbor
• Suspects Targeting Cars Parked In Danville, Alamo
• Woman Robbed Of Purse While In Pleasanton Driveway
• Uptick In Livermore Burglaries Prompts Warning From Police
• 'Suspicious' Person Appeared To Be Peeking Into Cars, Police Say
• Danville Car Burglary Suspect Caught On Camera, Police Say

Screenshot, video embed courtesy San Ramon Police Department