The motorcycle that a young woman had left parked outside her university and, that upon leaving class he realized that it had been stolen, leading to an investigation and subsequent capture of two criminals.
The victim filed the complaint with the Vehicle Theft Prevention Division (Diprove) at around 10:00 p.m. on Wednesdayafter having no sign of his motorcycle and failing to get any footage from the university’s security cameras.
The uniformed men began the search for the motorcycle and in the morning of This Thursday they managed to find her in a motorcycle workshop where they duplicate or make contact keys.
Police officers kept vigil at the scene until a man arrived to pick up the motorcycle. The agents apprehended him on the spot.
The three recovered motorcycles and auto parts found at the home of one of the criminals/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
The victim, Yalile V., said that the motorcycle thief tried to flee, but after a chase they managed to capture him. He added that the young man, in his defense, told the police that he had bought the motorcycle the night before, however, when he contradicted himself, he was apprehended.
Diprove’s Beta group not only caught him red-handed trying to pick up the stolen motorcycle, but in his possession they found several tools, so they decided to go to the subject’s home, located in the La Ramada area. There, the uniformed They found two other motorcycles, one of them reported stolen and which was already disarmed, and a second motorcycle, without a license plate, which is under investigation.
The departmental commander of the Santa Cruz Police, Colonel Erick Holguín, indicated, at a press conference, that the subject apprehended He was identified as Álvaro García Rivero, 23 years old.
The vehicle that Remberto used to travel around the city and leave a mark on the motorcycle that they were going to steal/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
“At the moment in which Álvaro is apprehended, he receives a phone call from a second person identified as Remberto Fernandez Barrios. East gentleman is the one who was driving a taxi-type vehicle and whose mission was to mark his objective,” Holguín reported.
According to the police chief, Fernández was in charge of touring the city in the car, identifying the motorcycles to be stolen, making a mark for Álvaro to arrive at the place and commit the robbery. “Parallel to the marcade of the motorcycle, Remberto filmed the moment in which Álvaro García carried out the robbery, surely to later collect the debt for the sale or business that could generate the sale of the stolen motorcycle, “explained the departmental commander of the Police.
Both subjects were presented this Thursday in Diprove, tothe rest, of the three motorcycles recovered and of a vehicle that they used to commit the robberies.
The keys and cell phones seized from the two thieves/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
Holguín also said that two other vehicles were recovered, a silver car and a “little bull”, the same ones that will be delivered to their owners.
The new director of Diprove, Colonel Carlos Alcázar, pointed out that the silver vehicle and the bull were stolen in the past, so it was coordinated with other operating units for its recovery. “The technical and alphanumeric part has already been verified, so we are proceeding to return its owners,” he said.
Alcázar assured that reports of vehicle theft will be dealt with promptly, both in the Santa Cruz capital as in the provinces.
The other two vehicles recovered by Diprove/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
The motorcycle that a young woman had left parked outside her university and, that upon leaving class he realized that it had been stolen, leading to an investigation and subsequent capture of two criminals.
The victim filed the complaint with the Vehicle Theft Prevention Division (Diprove) at around 10:00 p.m. on Wednesdayafter having no sign of his motorcycle and failing to get any footage from the university’s security cameras.
The uniformed men began the search for the motorcycle and in the morning of This Thursday they managed to find her in a motorcycle workshop where they duplicate or make contact keys.
Police officers kept vigil at the scene until a man arrived to pick up the motorcycle. The agents apprehended him on the spot.
The three recovered motorcycles and auto parts found at the home of one of the criminals/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
The victim, Yalile V., said that the motorcycle thief tried to flee, but after a chase they managed to capture him. He added that the young man, in his defense, told the police that he had bought the motorcycle the night before, however, when he contradicted himself, he was apprehended.
Diprove’s Beta group not only caught him red-handed trying to pick up the stolen motorcycle, but in his possession they found several tools, so they decided to go to the subject’s home, located in the La Ramada area. There, the uniformed They found two other motorcycles, one of them reported stolen and which was already disarmed, and a second motorcycle, without a license plate, which is under investigation.
The departmental commander of the Santa Cruz Police, Colonel Erick Holguín, indicated, at a press conference, that the subject apprehended He was identified as Álvaro García Rivero, 23 years old.
The vehicle that Remberto used to travel around the city and leave a mark on the motorcycle that they were going to steal/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
“At the moment in which Álvaro is apprehended, he receives a phone call from a second person identified as Remberto Fernandez Barrios. East gentleman is the one who was driving a taxi-type vehicle and whose mission was to mark his objective,” Holguín reported.
According to the police chief, Fernández was in charge of touring the city in the car, identifying the motorcycles to be stolen, making a mark for Álvaro to arrive at the place and commit the robbery. “Parallel to the marcade of the motorcycle, Remberto filmed the moment in which Álvaro García carried out the robbery, surely to later collect the debt for the sale or business that could generate the sale of the stolen motorcycle, “explained the departmental commander of the Police.
Both subjects were presented this Thursday in Diprove, tothe rest, of the three motorcycles recovered and of a vehicle that they used to commit the robberies.
The keys and cell phones seized from the two thieves/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
Holguín also said that two other vehicles were recovered, a silver car and a “little bull”, the same ones that will be delivered to their owners.
The new director of Diprove, Colonel Carlos Alcázar, pointed out that the silver vehicle and the bull were stolen in the past, so it was coordinated with other operating units for its recovery. “The technical and alphanumeric part has already been verified, so we are proceeding to return its owners,” he said.
Alcázar assured that reports of vehicle theft will be dealt with promptly, both in the Santa Cruz capital as in the provinces.
The other two vehicles recovered by Diprove/ Photo: Juan Carlos Torrejón.
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