Surveillance photographs show a bearded man in blue jeans at a home on Lakeview Drive in Sequim. The house was burgled Wednesday. Clallam County Sheriff's Office

Surveillance photographs show a bearded man in blue jeans at a home on Lakeview Drive in Sequim. The house was burgled Wednesday. Clallam County Sheriff's Office

Burglar breaks into Sequim home

SEQUIM –– The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office issued an alert Thursday asking residents of the Bell Hill neighborhood south of Sequim to keep a lookout for suspicious people and vehicles after a brazen burglar broke into a home on Lakeview Drive on Wednesday afternoon.

On Thursday, detectives were investigating leads to track down the burglar.

Photographs from the home’s surveillance system provided by the Sheriff’s Office show a bearded man in blue jeans and a blue jacket wearing a baseball cap at the home’s front steps.

Undersheriff Ron Peregrin said the man approached the home riding a bicycle, and circled around the house before ringing the doorbell and knocking on the door to see if anyone was home.

The man then broke open a bathroom window and burgled the house, the Sheriff’s Office said.

The report did not say if the alleged burglar took anything from the home.

The homeowner reportedly was at a neighbor’s house at the time.

Deputies are urging people to report suspicious or criminal activity to the sheriff’s dispatch number at 360-417-2459 or to phone 9-1-1 in an emergency.

Anyone with information relevant to Wednesday’s burglary or any other burglaries is urged to phone Detective Sgt. John Keegan at 360-417-2565.

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