Livermore Police Arrest Three Juveniles for Nearly 50 Auto Burglaries

Livermore police arrested three juveniles, ages 12, 14, and 15, in connection with nearly 50 auto burglaries that occurred between May 5 and June 3 in downtown Livermore and surrounding streets. The suspects allegedly smashed car windows overnight to steal items such as USB drives, battery packs, sunglasses, and wallets. Investigators used surveillance footage and search warrants to identify and apprehend the trio, recovering some of the stolen property from their homes. Due to the non-violent nature of the crimes, the juveniles were cited and released to their parents, with Juvenile Hall declining to detain them. The case has been referred to the Alameda County District Attorney's Office Juvenile Probation Department for potential charges, and police are investigating whether the suspects are responsible for additional burglaries prior to May 5. Police Chief Jeramy Young commended the teamwork of officers and School Resource Officers in solving the case.