Approximately 50 home invasion robberies have targeted elderly Asian families in the Oakland Hills, and they may be connected to a small group of criminals, according to law enforcement sources.
The I-Team's Dan Noyes has obtained internal police memos that we can't show to protect the sources, and that information has helped us track down some of the victims.
The family has had three other attempted home invasions, and with each one, they take a new security precaution -- the fence, the cameras, the dog."What's his name?"Oakland residents raise crime concerns at packed public safety meeting with police, DA We have also seen police memos detailing each of the incidents that, investigators say, appear to be connected -- committed by the same small group of criminals.
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