One Of Five Home-Invasion Suspects ID'd By Petaluma Police

PETALUMA, CA - Petaluma police have identified one of the five suspects of a home invasion robbery on Tuesday night.

Elena Celeste Wilson, 26, also known as “Trey,” is believed to be living in Concord but has no permanent address, Sgt. Ed Crosby said. Police released three photos of her but said her hair may have been nearly shaved off, Crosby said.

There is a warrant for her arrest for robbery, burglary, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, vehicle theft and possession of stolen property, Crosby said.

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The home invasion robbery occurred in the 800 block of Rancho Way.

The residents said the suspects demanded heroin, bound them, slashed one of them with a knife, stole a television and stereo speakers and loaded them into the bed of a truck, Crosby said.

A fifth suspect stole a white Ford Mustang convertible from the residence, Crosby said. The car was found later on Marian Way in Petaluma. A Petaluma patrol officer stopped a white truck near the intersection of Park and Caulfield lanes around 8:50 p.m. Tuesday.

Four male suspects fled the truck and jumped over fences of backyards, Crosby said. Police then determined the truck containing the television and speakers had been stolen from Concord.

Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call detective Joe Stemmer at (707) 778-4532.

--Bay City News