So, what was all that hullabaloo early Saturday in Torrance?
I found questions waiting for me when I arrived today. Some residents of Torrance wondered what was up early Saturday morning......
Q. Larry, thought you might shed some light. Last night, there were a few helicopters buzzing around North Torrance (specifically 175th street) from about 3:30 until well after 4 am. Do you know what was going on?
Q. Maybe you can help me. I am trying to find out what happened in my neighborhood (177th Street between Hawthorne and Prairie) last night. A helicopter was circling the area in the middle of the night. We stayed in, but would really like to know what was happening.
A. Here's what Torrance police Lt. Mark Hein told me this morning:
Q. Larry, thought you might shed some light. Last night, there were a few helicopters buzzing around North Torrance (specifically 175th street) from about 3:30 until well after 4 am. Do you know what was going on?
Q. Maybe you can help me. I am trying to find out what happened in my neighborhood (177th Street between Hawthorne and Prairie) last night. A helicopter was circling the area in the middle of the night. We stayed in, but would really like to know what was happening.
A. Here's what Torrance police Lt. Mark Hein told me this morning:
Police responded to a burglary in progress at 3:35 a.m. in the 4000 block of 175th Place. The caller said people with flashlights were looking into cars.
The burglars ran when police arrived. Officers caught one immediately, but another took off running.
Police surrounded the neighborhood. A sheriff's helicopter circled above, and Redondo Beach police arrived with police dogs.
They found the burglary, along with the fact several cars had been broken into in the area.
The suspects were identified as Marco Perez, 22, of Long Beach and a female, Daisey Serrano, 20, also of Long Beach.
They were held on suspicion of burglary.
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