At approximately 2:30 this morning a black-clad male intruder wearing a baseball cap attempted to break into a second-story window at the rear of the occupied residence at Nº 422, Calle Farallon.
The rear of the home is completely fenced with cyclone fencing and barbed wire, separating the home from a vacant lot and the carretera, which was breached by the intruder. Awakened by noises, one of the occupants awoke to see the outline of a man at a window as he was breaking the window in an attempt to gain entry into the home.
BROKEN SCREEN – VIEW FROM ABOVE THE WINDOW – THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDOW LEDGE IS APPROXIMATELY 15 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
BROKEN REAR WINDOW
At that point, a ladder the man had found at the rear of the home to reach the window became unstable and he returned to the ground. The occupant then awoke her companion and went to the front of the house to call the police. As she did this, the intruder went to the front of the house, and climbed to the second-story terrazza of the home, apparently unaware that the house was occupied. When he approached the front sliding-glass entry door, he encountered the male occupant, turned and fled down a couple of steps and jumped to the top of a wall separating the home from the adjacent building. He ran along to top of this wall and leapt up to the top of another wall which abutted the wall he was on, and jumped or fell about 15 feet to the street below.
A team of six Tijuana police officers and a security guard from the colonia arrived no less than ten minutes after the call to emergency services was completed. After they made a quick search of the immediate scene, they departed.
Although the intruder was described as “ … the fastest man I have ever seen.” and “very agile” he may have suffered an injury during his flight from the terrazza. Please be on the look-out for a male of medium height who has recently suffered an injury, especially to the hip, leg, or ankle.
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