Asian-American families are frequent targets for home invasion robberies in the Bay Area, according to a report.
Internal memos from Oakland police show 50 home invasion robberies in the Oakland Hills neighborhood where Asian American families are victimized, according to San Francisco ABC affiliate KGO-TV.
Home surveillance video shared by KGO showed an 80-year-old man and his 69-year-old wife victimized by a home invasion while they were watching their grandchildren. “During this time, my mom was trying to rush them out of the house by saying, ‘Hey, you know, someone’s going to be home soon. My son-in-law is going to be home from work soon. So we need to hurry up and get what you need,’” the daughter of the victims told KGO. “You know, she offered them cash and said, ‘Hey, if what you’re looking for is cash, here’s cash, but just take it. Please don’t hurt any of us.’”The same family has suffered three attempted break-ins before this most recent incident.
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