Six Victorville Businesses Victimized by Burglars Who Remain at Large

VICTORVILLE – Deputies from the Victorville Stations are seeking the identity of burglary suspects who broke into six Victorville businesses on Thursday. During the hours of 1:30 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. two masked suspects; at least one armed with a pry bar broke into the Soccer Warehouse, Louisiana Cajun Seafood, Carnitas Urapan, Ethiopian Cuisine, Molly Brown’s Café, and Down Home Grill.

“ In each case the suspects were two unknown race males, driving a small SUV, who broke a window and entered the businesses,” said Victorville Sheriff’s Station spokeswoman Mara Rodriguez. “The suspects were able to get away with unknown amounts of money from some of the businesses.”

This investigation is ongoing and we are asking that anyone with information on these burglaries  are urged to contact Detective Mike Mason, at the Victorville Police Department, at (760) 241-3080. They can also remain anonymous by contacting We-Tip at (800) 782-7463.

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