40 laptops stolen from Antioch nonprofit

NBC Bay Area reports that RR Transitional Housing, an Antioch nonprofit, had 40 Chromebooks valued at nearly $20,000 stolen from its learning center on Thursday or Friday. Co-founder Sandro Trujillo and program director Marjori Trujillo detail how burglars disabled security cameras and pried open computer lockboxes; the nonprofit also reports concerning follow-up attempts to access their financial accounts (bank, PayPal, Venmo). The reporting includes named sources (the Trujillos), specific details about the theft method and timeline, direct quotes from nonprofit leadership via email, and concrete follow-up actions (police report filed, fundraiser scheduled). Corroborating coverage from KTVU FOX 2 and Univision confirm the same theft details and add context that the nonprofit serves approximately 200 students with free tutoring programs and faces a 10-day timeline before their summer program launch. Readers should monitor whether the nonprofit recovers equipment before the summer program begins, whether law enforcement identifies suspects or recovers stolen devices, and the success of their fundraising efforts.