Cerritos Resident Discovers Home Ransacked, Burglarized

bobby joe December 13, 2012 at 03:15 am

I'll bet 50 dollars that the suspect was from one of the following cities: Norwalk, Santa Fe Springs, La Mirada, LB, Bellflower, Artesia.... srsly these pathetic goons coming into cerritos thinking they can rob us. wat the flying *ck? we pay 600-800K to send our kids to decent schools, for them to grow up in a decent community for them to be in danger's way? Get the *ck out of Cerritos bros.

Dennis Garcia December 13, 2012 at 04:04 am

Please tell me you're kidding.

bobby joe December 13, 2012 at 05:06 am

Nah i'm not bro. Too bad patch doesnt release the suspects identity.

MarieSam Sanchez (Editor) December 13, 2012 at 05:17 am

If a suspect description is available, we will provide it. And if the suspect is caught and his/her name is available, we will also add that to the article. This has been our practice in the past ~ MarieSam

CHS Parent December 13, 2012 at 01:45 pm

Bobby Joe what the heck is your problem. Sounds like you have major discrimination problems. Go get help. Cerritos is no diffrent from those other cities ok and Cerritos is what it is because of Air Mexico and the money they must get from them. So wake up and smell the coffee because Karma will get you!!!!

IJM December 13, 2012 at 04:03 pm

@Dennis Garcia, Booby Joe leaves these moronic and uneducated comments on all the crime articles on purpose, he's looking for an argument. Its funny. Everyone needs to ignore his attention craving, sloppy written, idiotic comments.

IJM December 13, 2012 at 06:45 pm

@CHS Parent, he does this all the time, it's silly. Every article posted about Crime in Cerritos he posts ignorant comments, it makes him feel good. Wierdo.

Dennis Garcia December 13, 2012 at 07:43 pm

I fed the troll. Never again.

Andrew December 13, 2012 at 09:09 pm

I'm curious if they had a alarm system or not. One thing with Cerritos is there's an incredibly high amount of residential burglaries for an area it's size. As soon as we moved in that's the 1st thing we did.

bobbyjoe December 13, 2012 at 11:30 pm

@chs parent- you're jusst mad. do you even live in Cerritos? @IJM- who are you? are you dennis garcia? I speak the truth and the truth only. I'm a blunt person and i will share my opinions.You can accept that or go ahead and talk sh*t because the truth hurts, doesnt it? Is it not true that the criminals are from neighboring cites? Why you mad doe? Cuz dennis can't afford a house here? that hes from the same race? face the TRUTH

IJM December 13, 2012 at 11:49 pm

@dennis hahaha NEVER AGAIN! Don't feed the nasty lil troll!

Citizen Kang December 14, 2012 at 02:08 pm

My house near 183rd and Shoemaker was burglarized in early June of this year. They hit my house shortly after I dropped my daughter off at Whitney. I received a call from the LAPD Gang Unit while I was at work in Newport Beach. Let me repeat that: I received a call from the LAPD Gang Unit. Now, the obvious question here (which is the same I had on the day of the burglary) is why the LAPD was involved. The answer is because the gang came from south LA. Not, the southbay, but the southern portion of metropolitan Los Angeles which puts it well outside of the areas you mentioned. When the Cerritos Sheriffs showed up, they were brought up to date by the LAPD. Apparently, gangs were coming from outside the areas hitting affluent homes. The LAPD had jurisdiction because the gangs originated from metropolitan Los Angeles and the gang unit had their eye on them and were building a case. The items from my home were the only things that linked them to a crime and I spent a few days in court in case they needed me as a witness which, thankfully, they never did. The LAPD and Cerritos Sheriffs told me that Cerritos is popular among metropolitan LA gangs due to the affluence of the community. Those are facts. What you've been spreading are irresponsible race-baiting comments that don't come right out and say you're a casual racist, but indirectly imply such by their tone and demeanor. I am embarrassed to have you as a neighbor.