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Authorities in Phoenix have recently apprehended three individuals suspected of being involved in a series of high-profile burglaries in the area. The suspects, identified as 20-year-old Sue Ellen Guiterrez Saez, 21-year-old Johan Salvo Alacon, and 25-year-old Manual Eduardo Fuentes Gomez, were arrested after attempting to break into a luxurious residence near 44th Street and Camelback Road.
According to investigators, these suspects are believed to have connections to a South American crime syndicate that has been operating in the Phoenix metropolitan area and beyond. Reports indicate that over 100 burglaries in the region have been linked to this criminal organization, resulting in the theft of approximately $3 million worth of cash and valuables since December.
Modus Operandi
The burglaries, commonly referred to as the “dinner-time burglaries,” predominantly target affluent homes situated next to golf courses, washes, and greenbelts. These incidents typically occur during dinner hours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings. Court records from the recent arrests shed light on the sophisticated nature of the international theft operation.
Investigators revealed that the suspects are adept at providing fictitious ID cards and passports to conceal their identities. They also employ cellular and Wi-Fi jamming devices to disable video surveillance equipment, alarm systems, and cell signals, enabling them to carry out their criminal activities with minimal detection.
Tools of the Trade
During the arrest, law enforcement officers discovered that the suspects were in possession of a window punch tool, commonly used to break glass. Additionally, they were found with screwdrivers and a grinder tool, further highlighting the level of planning and preparation involved in their criminal activities.
Legal Ramifications
Court records indicate that all three suspects are of Chilean descent and had overstayed their visas. They were found to be carrying counterfeit ID cards from Spain bearing fake names and birth dates. As a result, each suspect is currently being held on a $200,000 cash bond pending further legal proceedings.
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