Shelter-in-place lifted for Marin County neighborhood

Aaron Tolentino
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(KRON) — A shelter-in-place was issued Monday afternoon for a neighborhood in Marin County, the County of Marin Office of Emergency Management said in a Nixle alert. Residents near the border between San Anselmo and San Rafael were asked to stay inside.

As of 2:45 p.m., the shelter-in-place was lifted about one hour after the Nixle alert was announced. The shelter-in-place was issued for those who live in the area of 16 Terrace Ave. to Greenfield Avenue to Ross Valley Drive to Terrace Avenue.

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Authorities are looking for one more suspect involved in a home burglary in San Geronimo Valley, which is about 10 miles west of the shelter-in-place, the Marin County Sheriff’s Office told KRON4. One suspect was caught, and the other remains at large.

The suspect is a Black man in his late 20s or early 30s, authorities said. He was wearing a white T-shirt, dark-colored shorts and “possibly missing a shoe.”

Although the shelter-in-place was lifted, Marin County authorities did not say whether or not the at-large suspect was detained.

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