By Kim Minugh
kminugh@sacbee.com
Sacramento police are investigating whether there is a connection among a cluster of burglaries in the Pocket and Valley Hi/North Laguna Creek neighborhoods Wednesday, according to authorities.
Detectives only have been able to collect a suspect description in the first burglary, which was reported at 6:30 a.m. on Windbridge Drive in the Pocket, said police Sgt. Norm Leong.
That description could match that of a known burglar, Leong said, and detectives are looking into whether any of Wednesday's six burglaries can be attributed to that known suspect and his accomplices.
The other five burglaries occurred between 11:30 a.m. and about 1:30 p.m. in the Valley Hi/North Laguna Creek area, according to police. The last two incidents occurred 45 minutes and just one-fifth of a mile apart, police reports show.
The five other affected streets were Sunnyfield Way, McNamara Way, Grandstaff Drive, Deer Creek Drive and White Tail Way.
Leong said detectives had trouble compiling suspect descriptions in those five burglaries because several of the homes had alarms, which scared off the suspect or suspects.
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