The Brief
- Owners of at least 40 vehicles had their driver’s or passenger side windows broken overnight at a San Jose apartment complex.
- San Jose police officials said they’re investigating the incidents that took place in a secure, subterranean parking area, but declined further comment.
- An auto repair technician was busy Tuesday, repairing windows for many car owners at the San Jose complex.
SAN JOSE, Calif. – More than three-dozen car owners in San Jose were paying for repairs and looking for answers Tuesday after someone – or several people – broke car windows overnight.
The crimes all took place at the Enso Apartments on the 100 block of Baypoint Parkway in north San Jose. The sprawling complex, near Zanker Road and Tazman Drive, consists of 183 units, from studios to two-bedroom units.
Owners of at least 40 vehicles had their driver’s or passenger side windows broken. In some cases, the vehicles were searched for valuables.…