BREAKING: Reported burglary at Sac State’s Amador Hall

Surveillance cameras capture attempted break-in Saturday morning

The police announced on Saturday, March 25, 2023 they are looking for a suspect in an attempted burglary. A suspect was caught on surveillance cameras pulling on a door in Amador Hall. (Photo from campus-wide email) (Graphic made in Canva): Alyssa Branum

Isaac Streeter and Tony Rodriguez
March 25, 2023

A burglary was reported at Sacramento State’s Amador Hall early Saturday morning, according to campus officials .

Security cameras recorded the suspect testing the door of Amador Hall 350, which is the office of the chair of the Psychology Department.

The value of the items taken by the suspect is currently unknown, according to Sacramento State police.

The suspect was described as a white male who stands approximately 5 feet 10 inches and around 175 pounds. The suspect wore a green hoodie, and a green and white flannel shirt with blue jeans, officials said.

Sacramento State police are requesting anyone who may have knowledge about the break-in or the suspect to contact the department at 916-278-6000.

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Isaac Streeter, sports reporter

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Isaac Streeter is a senior political science and journalism student and this is his second semester with The State Hornet covering sports. Outside of The State Hornet, Streeter has been published in the Woodland Daily Democrat as well as the Sacramento News & Review. After graduating he hopes to work in professional baseball.

Tony Rodriguez, editor-in-chief

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Tony Rodriguez is a fourth-year journalism major in his second semester as editor-in-chief of The State Hornet. Rodriguez has spent four semesters with the publication and has served in editorial positions with The State Hornet and on his community college publication, The Express. He hopes to continue his education after graduating from Sacramento State and pursue a Master of Arts in Journalism. Rodriguez hopes to work in media production or as a reporter focused on arts and culture.