SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — In a recent wave of burglaries targeted at Indian American residents, Snohomish County deputies are seeking assistance from the public in tracking down two suspected burglars. These incidents have occurred over the past two weeks near Bothell, specifically along 35 Avenue Southeast between 180 Street Southeast and 228 Street Southeast. What is particularly concerning is that all the burglaries have taken place during daylight hours.
According to detectives, the two suspects appear to be affiliated with a larger network of organized criminals who are active throughout the region. They suspect that these burglaries are part of a coordinated effort.
Law enforcement believes that the pair may be utilizing two different vehicles to aid in their criminal activities. Witnesses have reported seeing a black early-2000s model Mercedes sedan as well as a newer silver Mercedes SUV associated with the suspected burglars.
With the aim of capturing the culprits, the sheriff’s office is urging residents in the area to review their surveillance footage for any signs of the suspects or their getaway vehicles. In the event that the footage shows any suspicious activity or captures the individuals, it is crucial to immediately contact 911.
In addition, authorities are advising residents to take precautionary measures by securing their valuable possessions and ensuring that all doors and windows are locked. These simple steps can greatly enhance the security of homes and act as a deterrent against potential burglaries.
Summarizing the situation, Sheriff Adam Fortney stated, We are actively working to identify and apprehend these burglars preying on Indian American families. Our primary concern is the safety and security of all the residents in Snohomish County. We urge everyone to be vigilant, report any suspicious activity, and work together to safeguard our communities.
The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office is calling upon the public’s assistance in this matter and encourages anyone with information related to these burglaries to come forward and help bring an end to the crimes targeting Indian American households.
As the investigation continues, it is of utmost importance to remain alert and cooperate with law enforcement efforts. Together, the community and the sheriff’s office can ensure a safer environment for all residents.
Residents are advised to stay informed through official channels and to follow any updates or advisories provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office. Taking proactive measures and maintaining a strong sense of collective security can go a long way in protecting the community.
Remember, the safety of our neighborhoods is a shared responsibility, and by working together, we can deter and apprehend those responsible for these crimes targeting Indian Americans in Snohomish County.
