Suspicion of breaking into houses at night worries residents of Teresópolis A woman has been climbing walls and robbing homes in Teresópolis, Serrana region of Rio, in the early hours of July and is being called "cat woman" by residents. Security camera footage shows that, after climbing the walls, she enters through the back of the house. According to residents, in some cases the doors had been broken into and the targets were objects that were easily transported and of greater value, such as jewelry, watches and electronic devices. According to the images, she acts alone. In one of the records, she appears jumping over the walls of two houses. So far, this woman's actions have been recorded in the neighborhoods of Iúcas, Jardim Cascata and other nearby locations. ? Follow the g1 Região Serrana channel on WhatsApp. In addition to the cases attributed to suspicion, residents also report other incidents. In the neighborhood of Fátima, close to Alto, a family was surprised last Saturday (25) by a man who invaded the backyard of the residence. "I heard my dog ??barking and went to see what it was. It was 9:30 at night, I didn't expect someone to try to enter the house so early. He ended up running away, without taking anything, when he saw me. But they already entered my neighbor's house and stole several things", said resident Hemilli Hettenhausen. The cases were registered at the police station. Sought by g1, the Military Police reported that they are monitoring the incident, but cannot disclose any further details at this time so as not to compromise the progress of the investigations. The suspect has jumped over the walls of houses and entered through the back door SL Notícias Terê
'Cat woman' robs houses during the early hours of the morning in neighborhoods of Teresópolis
Suspicion of breaking into houses at night worries residents of Teresópolis A woman has been climbing walls and robbing homes in Teresópolis, Serrana region of Rio, in the early hours of July and is being called "cat...
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