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Impersonating police, robbers steal $20K and guns in San Gabriel home invasion

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Published  November 10, 2025 9:16am PST
Crime and Public Safety
FOX 11
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Photos courtesy San Gabriel Police Department

The Brief

    • Two suspects impersonated police officers with fake search warrants to commit a home invasion robbery on Ramona Street on October 23.
    • The suspects stole two firearms and $20,000 in cash before fleeing the scene in a white Mercedes-Benz and a black Jeep.
    • One suspect has been arrested, and a fictitious agent badge and ID were recovered; the second suspect remains at large.

SAN GABRIEL, Calif. - A search is underway for one of two suspects who allegedly impersonated a cop and used a fake search warrant to commit a home invasion robbery in San Gabriel.

What we know:

The crime happened at a home on Ramona Street on Oct. 23 around 5 a.m., according to police. 

The suspects got into the home by impersonating police officers and claiming they had search warrants, officials said. 

The suspects stole two guns and $20,000 in cash before leaving the home in two vehicles — a white Mercedes-Ben and a black Jeep.

Police have since arrested one suspect and recovered a fake agent badge and ID card. 

What we don't know:

The second suspect's whereabouts are unknown.

What you can do:

The community is reminded to stay vigilant and beware of their surroundings. 

To report something suspicious, call 911.

The Source: This article is based on information from the San Gabriel Police Department. 

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