Three women, man sought for gainesville burglary

Three Women, Man Sought for Gainesville Burglary

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July 6, 2024

GAINESVILLE, VA — Authorities are investigating a residential burglary that occurred on July 1 at approximately 4:44 p.m. in the 14000 block of Sterling Point Drive.

According to the investigation, four unknown individuals forcibly entered the home through a rear deck door between 3:33 p.m. and 3:58 p.m. The suspects, three women and one man, were seen leaving the area in a gold minivan. Jewelry, a wallet, and an undisclosed amount of money were reported missing.

Three women, man sought for gainesville burglary
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Descriptions of the suspects are as follows:

  • A woman wearing a patterned gold and black headscarf, a black long-sleeve shirt, a long blue skirt, and carrying a colorful patchwork sling bag.
  • A woman wearing a black and white striped headscarf, a white medical face mask, a white long-sleeve shirt, white sweatpants, white tennis shoes, and carrying a small black purse.
  • A woman with black hair and a medium build, wearing a black baseball-style cap, a grey long-sleeve shirt, a long grey skirt, black shoes, and carrying a small black cross-body purse.
  • A man with a large build and a goatee, wearing aviator-style sunglasses, a white short-sleeved hooded shirt, and black shorts.
Three women, man sought for gainesville burglary
Photo: three women, man sought for gainesville burglary

The investigation is ongoing as officers work to identify the individuals involved. Anyone with information about the incident or the suspects is urged to contact the police.

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