A series of home break-ins has occurred in the Tujunga neighborhood of Los Angeles, putting residents on high alert. Police suspect that one criminal ring is responsible for the break-ins, targeting homes in the area. Further details about the incidents are available from local news sources, including ABC7 Los Angeles.
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