Full Notification

In the past four days the City of Morgan Hill has had one suspicious circumstance, one interrupted burglary and one home invasion robbery.
On March 14th, 2015 at 9:33 am, Morgan Hill Officers responded to the 17000 block of Rosemary Circle, to investigate a report of a home invasion. Officers arrived at the residence and spoke with the victims about what occurred. The victims stated two suspects entered their home and demanded they open their safe. The suspects told the victims they had a weapon but no weapon was ever seen. The suspects were able to get away with an undisclosed amount of cash and property. Neither victim was physically hurt during the robbery. The victims described the two suspects as Hispanic males; one of the suspects was 5’3” approximately 140 lbs, he was wearing a black mask which covered the bottom half of his face, and he spoke with a Spanish accent. The second suspect was 5’4” approximately 150lbs, wearing a black ski mask, a black hoodie and dark pants. He also had a Spanish accent per the victims. The suspects were possibly seen leaving the area in a dark silver colored vehicle. We are currently seeking neighbors in the area that have video surveillance to assist with our investigation.
On Friday March 11th at 9:15 am a resident living on the 400 block of Cascades Ct, reported a suspect was attempting to break into her residence using a pry tool. The victim stated the suspect ran when she opened up the blinds. The victim described the suspect as a male approximately 5’7” with a thin build. The suspect was wearing a black beanie with openings for the eyes and mouth. He wore black or blue jeans and a gray sweatshirt. He was last seen running southbound towards Community Park. Morgan Hill Officers arrived on scene within minutes and were unable to locate the suspect. A neighbor in the area reported seeing a dark colored SUV in the area around the time of the incident.
On Thursday March 10th at 6:35am a resident living on the 17000 block of Tassajara Circle, reported seeing a subject in their backyard. The subject was a dark skinned male wearing black and gray clothing. Morgan Hill Officers responded to the residence but were unable to locate the subject.
“The Morgan Hill Police Department wants to take this time to remind our community to lock their windows and doors even when they are home and beware of their surroundings.”

If anyone has information regarding this incident please contact Detective Fernando Del Moral of the Morgan Hill Police Department at 408-779-2101.