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- Michaela Thompson, a nurse, was robbed three times at her home over the holidays.
- The first burglary occurred on Christmas Eve while she was at work, where thieves stole her valuables.
- Thompson and her sister are now living in a hotel due to feeling unsafe in their own home.
In Los Angeles, a nurse named Michaela Thompson experienced a series of traumatic break-ins at her Jefferson Park home over the holiday season. The first incident occurred on Christmas Eve while she was working at the VA hospital, during which thieves broke in and stole multiple valuables. Security cameras captured footage of the intruders before they cut the power in her home. Despite the devastation, Thompson expressed compassion, suggesting that the thieves could have simply asked her for help instead of resorting to crime. The following day, on Christmas, the thieves returned but were scared off by a neighbor. Unfortunately, the intruders struck again on New Year's Day, leaving Thompson feeling unsafe and forcing her and her sister to seek shelter in a hotel. They have been displaced since the first incident, as her home has been ransacked multiple times and no arrests have been made. The series of burglaries has left Thompson and her community shaken, highlighting the ongoing issues of crime in the area as residents remain vigilant and call for community support against future break-ins.