Important Takeaways:
- Gardeners in southern California made a chilling discovery outside a family’s home just a week after the same strange item was found in another yard.
- The recording device was found pointing at the single-family home, hidden under a landscaped area of the front yard.
- It was covered in camouflage tape and hidden amongst plants, the police said.
- Cops have urgently warned homeowners to survey their properties as hidden cameras linked to ‘burglary tourism’ are on the rise in crime-ravaged Southern California.
- ‘These cameras are strategically placed in discrete areas, such as bushes, to allow thieves to gather information about homeowners’ daily routines to burglarize their homes.’
- ‘Burglary tourism’ involves foreign nationals entering the United States using tourist visas to commit burglaries, Glendale PD Sgt. Vahe Abramyan reiterated last month.
- ‘They’ll commit these crimes, they’ll use different identities, things like that and eventually they’ll go back to their home country.
- The thieves typically then ship the items they steal back to their home countries or sell the items before leaving, both cops said.
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