Orange Court Burglary Attempt Sparks Community Vigilance: Hillsborough Police Seek Public Assistance

In a quiet neighborhood called Orange Court in Hillsborough, there was a scary incident when someone tried to break into a house on February 10th. A person dressed in black and wearing a mask got into a house around 6:07 PM but ran away when they saw someone was home. The police got there super fast, in under two minutes, and even brought drones to help find the person. But the intruder had already left the area.

Orange Court Burglary Attempt Sparks Community Vigilance: Hillsborough Police Seek Public Assistance

Community Collaboration: Hillsborough Police Seek Assistance After Burglary Attempt

The police officers from Hillsborough, along with those from San Mateo, Burlingame, and San Bruno, worked together to search the neighborhood. They set up a perimeter around the house, making sure nobody could get in or out without them knowing.

They also asked people in the community for help. They wanted to know if anyone had seen anything suspicious around Orange Court lately.

Lieutenant Melissa Colla, who works for the Hillsborough Police Department, asked the community to help. She said if anyone had seen anything strange, like weird people or cars around Orange Court, they should call the police right away. The police really wanted to solve this case and keep everyone safe. They even gave out their phone number, 1-650-375-7470, so people could call with any information.

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Hillsborough Unites Against Burglary Threat: Community and Police Join Forces for Safety

This scary event has made people in Hillsborough worried, but it’s also brought them together. Everyone is working together to make sure their neighborhood stays safe. The police are doing everything they can to catch the person who tried to break in, and they’re asking for help from the community.

So, if anyone knows anything, they should call the police right away. It’s important for everyone to look out for each other and keep their neighborhood safe.

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