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Seven members of the “South American Tow (Sales)” were arrested on Friday for their involvement in two The Phoenix area Burglary, the authorities said on Saturday.
Both robbers – one in Temi and the other in Mesa – they were committed on May 2nd, the Scottsdale Police Directorate said.
All seven suspects were arrested on Friday at a short -term rent in which they were staying, police said.
On May 20, Scottsdale warned the group on May 20 by the Burbank Police Department in California. They were warned to a Satan group from Colombia who allegedly committed burglary In CaliforniaOregon and Washington, and may have headed to Arizona.
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Office of the Maricop District Lawyer. Seven members of the South American gang of stealing are charged with burglary in two houses in the Phoenix area. (Google Maps)
Among the stolen assets in California was the French Bulldog, which will be returned to its owner, police said.
Authorities in California shared the descriptions of vehicles and other information with the Arizona authorities. Scottsdale detectives eventually found suspects to short -term assets for rent, police said.
From 20 to 22 May the authorities watched the group and followed them to burglars On May 2, police said.
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On May 20, Scottsdale warned the group on May 20 by the Burbank Police Department in California. (Scottsdale Police)
“They noticed all seven suspects coordinating and participating in burglary activities at both locations,” the police statement said.
Suspects we identified as: Nicolas Rojas Leon, 23; Joan Sebastian Orozco-Vargas, 26; Andres David Sanchez-Novo, 38; Natalie Isabella Ortiz-Daz, 26; Martha Juliana Echiver-Guzman, 28; Lady Johanna Guite, 32; And 25-year-old Angie Paolo Heandez-Manrique.
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Each suspect was ordered in the prison of the Maricop County to “numerous criminal charges” at $ 150,000 bonds for cash alone.
