Asian American business owners targeted by crime, police say
Baltimore County police are warning people about a new burglary trend. Criminal groups appear to be targeting Asian American businesses.
Stay updated with breaking news from Trae Corbin. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Baltimore County police are warning people about a new burglary trend. Criminal groups appear to be targeting Asian American businesses.
The Baltimore County Police Department is alerting Asian American business owners to a growing trend of burglaries targeting their community on a national scale. About the organized crime: Organized criminal groups are reportedly surveilling businesses to learn owners’ daily routines before breaking into their homes to steal cash and valuables while their victims are working. In Baltimore County, law enforcement has observed over five incidents within a few months.
The Baltimore County Police Department hosted a giveaway to provide wheel locks to Baltimore County residents amid a striking increase in car thefts in Balitmor
Baltimore County police are trying to cut the number of car thefts by distributing steering wheel locks.
Baltimore County police are investigating as many as three car rallies overnight in Woodlawn, Owings Mills and Halethorpe.