Residents of the 3900 block of Granada Blvd in Coral Gables are on edge following a burglary at a residence on the evening of March 18th. According to reports, the homeowners left their property around 8pm to walk their dog on the nearby golf course. Shortly after their departure, two individuals entered the property.
Homeowners Went For A Walk
While out on the walk, the homeowner noticed a flashlight shining from the rear of the residence and shouted at the subject. One of the burglars fled the area on foot, but the other was able to climb the balcony of the second story and gain entry to the home. The Coral Gables Police Department responded to the scene but the suspects had already fled.
Multiple Burglaries In The Area
This incident is particularly alarming as it occurred less than a month after a similar burglary occurred just blocks away. The proximity and timing of the two incidents have left residents concerned about the safety of their community. The police department has urged residents to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity in the area.
The Coral Gables Police Department has not yet released any information about the suspects. The Gables Beacon has attempted to contact the Coral Gables Police Department, but has not received a response. As with most crimes, residents should take precautions to secure their homes and belongings, including locking doors and windows, installing motion-sensor lights, and maintaining a visible presence on their property.
Report Suspicious Activity
It is unclear whether the two burglaries are related, but residents of Coral Gables are encouraged to remain alert and take necessary precautions to keep themselves and their property safe. The Gables Beacon will continue to monitor this story and provide updates as more information becomes available. In the meantime, residents are advised to report any suspicious activity to the Coral Gables Police Department.
