Police Arrest Four on Suspicion of Burglary Friday

South Pasadena Police arrested a quartet of residential burglary suspects Friday morning after a resident called about a couple of men knocking on doors in the neighborhood.

The call came into the department around 10 a.m. from a resident in the 4900 block of Collis Avenue, said Cpl. Matthew Ronnie of the South Pasadena Police Department.

"(The resident) saw two suspects knocking on doors, casing for a burglary," Ronnie said. "After that, basically our whole police department flooded the area, with some help from Pasadena PD's helicopter."

When police got there, two of the suspects were seen leaving in a Dodge Charger while two others were spotted walking down a driveway in the 1200 block of Oak Hill. When they were detained, it was discovered that one of the men was a named suspect in a Los Angeles burglary.

All four suspects were men around the age of 18 and from the Los Angeles area, Ronnie said. A release from the South Pas Police Department ID's the men as 18-year-old Kevin Adams, 22-year-old Leandre Hewitt, 19-year-old Christian Murphy, and 19-year-old William Steed.