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Tulare County Authorities Investigate Armed Home Invasion
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Tulare County deputies are investigating a morning home invasion in Strathmore involving two armed suspects who stole property from a residence on Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (Tulare County SO)

Tulare County deputies are investigating a morning home invasion in Strathmore involving two armed suspects who stole property from a residence on Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (Tulare County SO)

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Tulare County deputies are investigating a home invasion early Monday morning in Strathmore.

The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office said deputies were called around 6 a.m. to the 23200 block of Avenue 194 after reports that two armed suspects had entered a residence and stolen property from the occupants.

Detectives remained on the scene investigating.

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Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact Detective Goree at the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office at (559) 733-6218.

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