Unknown suspects sneak into Half Moon Bay hotel rooms, take showers, leave

A couple of unknown suspects snuck into two separate hotel rooms in Half Moon Bay on Wednesday apparently just to take a shower, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office.

The housekeeper at the hotel in the 3000 block of the North Cabrillo Highway found that two unknown suspects had entered two rooms she had left open between 1:30 and 2 p.m. and locked the doors from the inside.

The suspects reportedly just used the showers and left through the rear windows.Bay Area NewsCabrillo HighwayCrimeCrime & CourtsHalf Moon BaySan Mateo County Sheriff’s Office

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