Suspected Christmas toy thieves arrested
A couple suspected of stealing roughly $400 worth of Christmas toys meant for children while burglarizing a Castroville church were arrested Wednesday.
A couple suspected of stealing roughly $400 worth of Christmas toys meant for children while burglarizing a Castroville church were arrested Wednesday.
A couple suspected of stealing roughly $400 worth of Christmas toys meant for children while burglarizing a Castroville church were arrested Wednesday, according to Monterey County sheriff’s deputies.
Luis Garcia Lopez, 37, and Yvonne Jessica Martinez, 31, were identified as suspects using surveillance video from a burglary at Our Lady of Refuge Church at 11140 Preston Street on Oct. 16.
Both suspects are listed as transients, according to deputies.
Lopez, a mechanic, was arrested at his place of business on a number of outstanding warrants and possession of methamphetamine, deputies said.
Martinez was arrested in Salinas near a car containing children’s toys on Clark Street. Deputies said she initially denied any involvement in the burglary, but later confessed.
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