CALIFORNIA COMPUTERS STOLEN http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_17435338
Gerardo Issac Tapia, 22, and Ariel Cruz Ramirez, 25, were arrested on suspicion of commercial burglary, resisting arrest, possessing burglary tools and possessing stolen property, police reported Sunday.
Tapia was standing beside the building when police pulled up about 5 a.m., Sgt. Brian Ridgway said. He took off running, but an officer caught him as he prepared to jump a fence at the back of the property, Ridgway said. Tapia had stolen items inside his pockets, Ridgway said.
As the officer returned to the building and was looking at the equipment staged outside, he spotted Ramirez hiding in some bushes, Ridgway said.
Ramirez was arrested without incident.
Investigators determined the pair had gotten into the business through a venting fan mounted on the side of the building.
Police asked anyone with information to call the anonymous tip line at 768-3544 or the Investigations Bureau at 768-3352.
Two arrested in Watsonville burglary
Posted: 02/20/2011 03:17:30 PM PST
WATSONVILLE - Two men were arrested early Saturday after a burglary alarm alerted officers to an Auto Center Drive insurance firm, where they found stolen computers, camera and other items stacked up outside, police said.
Gerardo Issac Tapia, 22, and Ariel Cruz Ramirez, 25, were arrested on suspicion of commercial burglary, resisting arrest, possessing burglary tools and possessing stolen property, police reported Sunday.
Tapia was standing beside the building when police pulled up about 5 a.m., Sgt. Brian Ridgway said. He took off running, but an officer caught him as he prepared to jump a fence at the back of the property, Ridgway said. Tapia had stolen items inside his pockets, Ridgway said.
As the officer returned to the building and was looking at the equipment staged outside, he spotted Ramirez hiding in some bushes, Ridgway said.
Ramirez was arrested without incident.
Investigators determined the pair had gotten into the business through a venting fan mounted on the side of the building.
Police asked anyone with information to call the anonymous tip line at 768-3544 or the Investigations Bureau at 768-3352.
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