Security cameras captured two young men jumping from a sedan and targeting vehicles in Kalamazoo's Valleywood neighborhood. Residents say several cars were broken into and property was stolen during the early morning crime spree.

They were first caught on video pulling onto Cypress Creek Lane before turning onto Barkwood Lane around 5:40 AM on Sunday, July 5th. Two young men are seen jumping out of their car, running to vehicles parked in a driveway, and trying to break into them.

When they attempt to break into cars at a house down the street, you can hear a woman yell at them in the video below.

That's when they pull up to a home on Yellow Pine Lane and find an unlocked vehicle.  Two young men can be seen getting out of a light colored (either silver or white) 4 door sedan.  This car looks like a 2015 Hyundai Sonata; we're not sure at this time.  This could be the white 2015 Hyundai Sonata that was stolen that same morning from the Parchment area.

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The two young men are also caught on video in the same neighborhood breaking a car window, which set off that car's alarm.

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As far as we know right now, cars were broken into, and items were stolen from residents on Barkwood Ln, Hickory Nut, and Arrowwood.

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The two young men appear to be thin, both wearing Adidas tracksuits.  It was dark, and the video is grainy, but it appears that one of the young men is Caucasian and the other may have darker skin.

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If you have any information about these two young men, please contact the Kalamazoo Township Police by tapping here.

 

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