Burglaries in San Diego, California

By Damien Parsons
SpotCrime has been mapping crimes in San Diego, California from information received from the San Diego Police Department since the company's inception.

Statistically the holidays are a time when thefts, robberies and burglaries increase. In the past month from November 1st t0 December 8th there have been a total of over 300 burglaries in the San Diego area.

Below is a map that pinpoints the burglaries:



You can find a full listing for all crime types at SpotCrime's San Diego map below:

http://spotcrime.com/ca/san%20diego

You can also find crimes broken down into neighborhoods in San Diego County here:

http://spotcrime.com/ca/san+diego/neighborhoods

As always, SpotCrime provides free crime alerts by email and text messages.

Stay safe, keep yourself informed; Know your neighborhood with SpotCrime.com.

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June 23, 2010 at 12:27 PM
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