Across the South Bay, a woman with a pizza box has caused concern. Residents in Torrance and Harbor City are worried. Videos show her knocking on doors pretending to deliver pizza. Then, thieves break into homes when no one answers.

Residents Share Similar Experiences with Fake Pizza Delivery Scheme in Torrance and Harbor City

Undine Schwarz, a Torrance resident who talks about her experience. She thought the pizza delivery was fake. She noticed there was no warming cover on the pizza box. She worries about safety at home during the day, according to the crime report of FOX 11.

A Harbor City resident who wants to stay anonymous had the same experience. Thieves stole jewelry worth $20,000 from his home. They wore gloves, so no fingerprints were found. Security cameras caught the woman pretending to deliver pizza.

In one video, someone answers the door. The woman pretends to be lost and leaves. No one has been arrested yet. More victims might be out there. If you know anything, don’t hesitate to contact the police.

The anonymous Harbor City resident believes the thieves won’t have a good ending.

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Increasing Community Vigilance in Response to Fake Pizza Delivery Scheme Raises Safety Concerns in Torrance and Harbor City

Furthermore, these incidents have left people feeling uneasy. Residents are now more cautious and must figure out who they can trust. The simple trick with the pizza box reminds everyone how far criminals will go to deceive. People come together, share information, and watch out for each other to protect their homes and families. Despite the uncertainty, there’s a solid determination to make things right and feel safe again.

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