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    Dozens of Chilean 'tourists' tied to robbery spree in Southern California, police say

    by Mark Puente, Los Angeles Times Apr 24, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - International thieves from Chile are suspected of committing hundreds of burglaries across Southern California after obtaining visa waivers to enter the United States, authorities said.

    For months, a sophisticated ring of burglars has targeted affluent homes, businesses and cars in Los Angeles and the counties of Alameda, Orange, San Bernardino, Santa Clara and Ventura, lifting jewelry, guns and other valuables, police said.

    A similar spate of "burglary tourism" is occurring in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, New York and

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